Amanda Marshall - Best of Me Lyrics
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Best of Me
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What Are The Lyrics For Best of Me By Amanda Marshall?
Drop those flowers, back away slowly
You jumped in thinking this was holy water Well surprise surprise This is not a test Welcome to the party I've been on my best behavior but I think it's time You saw the other side I'm a tough tough game that no one can master I'm a tall tall tale no one believes I'm a long dark night with no morning after Lucky you You get the best of me Brand new day honeymoon's over Peace and quiet puts me in a coma anyway It's just a waste of time This is not a dream Do you get the picture I know I may seem peculiar Baby gimme time 'Cause when I hit my stride I'm a tough tough game that no one can master I'm a tall tall tale no one believes I'm a long dark night with no morning after Lucky you You get the best of me I'm a tough tough game that no one can master I'm a tall tall tale no one believes I'm a long dark night with no morning after Lucky you You get the best of me I'm a tough tough game that no one can master I'm a tall tall tale no one believes I'm a long dark night with no morning after I'm a thundercloud when you're out at sea And if you try to run, baby I can run faster Lucky you You get the best of me |
Who Wrote Best of Me By Amanda Marshall?
Bazilian, Marshall
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What's The Duration Of The Best of Me By Amanda Marshall?The duration of Best of Me is 4:25 minutes and seconds. |
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