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Boyzone ~ Picture Of You


Didn't they say that I would make a mistake Didn't they say you were going to be trouble. People told me you were too much to take I couldn't see it I didn't wanna know. I let you in and you let me down You messed me up and you turned my life around You left me feeling I had nowhere to go I was alone How was I to know that (Bridge) You'd be there When I needed somebody. You'd be there The only one who could help me (Chorus) I had a picture of you in my mind Never knew it could be so wrong. Why'd it take me so long just to find The friend that was there all along Who'd believe that after all we've been through I'd be able to put my trust in you Goes to show you can forgive and forget Looking back I have no regrets 'cos (Bridge) (Chorus) (Bridge) (Chorus) - repeat to fade more free lyrics

Didn't they say that I would make a mistake
Didn't they say you were going to be trouble.
People told me you were too much to take
I couldn't see it
I didn't wanna know.

I let you in and you let me down
You messed me up and you turned my life around
You left me feeling I had nowhere to go
I was alone
How was I to know that

(Bridge)
You'd be there
When I needed somebody.
You'd be there
The only one who could help me

(Chorus)
I had a picture of you in my mind
Never knew it could be so wrong.
Why'd it take me so long just to find
The friend that was there all along

Who'd believe that after all we've been through
I'd be able to put my trust in you
Goes to show you can forgive and forget
Looking back
I have no regrets 'cos

(Bridge)

(Chorus)

(Bridge)

(Chorus) - repeat to fade

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