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I won't stand bein' broken hearted;
I won't be pushed around.
The rules were set when we got started,
But lately I have found
--
Don't Leave Me Lonely, written by Bryan Adams, Eric Carr, and Jim Vallance

 

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When I am dead and over me bright April
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