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Air Supply ~ Even The Nights Are Better


(j.l. wallace, kenneth bell, terry skinner) I, i was the lonely one Wondering what went wrong Why love had gone And left me lonely I, i was so confused Feeling like i'd just been used Then you came to me And my loneliness left me I use to think i was tied to a heartache That was the heartbreak But now that i've found you (chorus) Even the nights are better Now that we're here together Even the nights are better Since i found you Even the days are brighter When someone you loves beside you Even the nights are better Since i found you You, you knew just what to do Cause you had been lonely too And you showed me how To ease the pain And you did more Than mend a broken heart Cause now you've made a fire start And i, i can see that you feel The same way I used to think i was tied to a heartache That was the heartbreak But now that i've found you (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

(j.l. wallace, kenneth bell, terry skinner)

I, i was the lonely one
Wondering what went wrong
Why love had gone
And left me lonely

I, i was so confused
Feeling like i'd just been used
Then you came to me
And my loneliness left me

I use to think i was tied to a heartache
That was the heartbreak
But now that i've found you

(chorus)
Even the nights are better
Now that we're here together
Even the nights are better
Since i found you
Even the days are brighter
When someone you loves beside you
Even the nights are better
Since i found you

You, you knew just what to do
Cause you had been lonely too
And you showed me how
To ease the pain

And you did more
Than mend a broken heart
Cause now you've made a fire start
And i, i can see that you feel
The same way

I used to think i was tied to a heartache
That was the heartbreak
But now that i've found you
(repeat chorus)

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