Business, 30.10.2020 17:40, robert7248

Heart been broke so many times I Don't know what to believe
Mama say it's my fault, it's my fault I wear my heart on my sleeve
Think it's best I put my heart on ice, heart on ice
'Cause I can't breathe
I'ma put my heart on ice, heart on ice
It's gettin' the best of me...

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Heart been broke so many times I Don't know what to believe
Mama say it's my fault, it's my f...