Roosevelt Paul Brown - Think It Over Lyrics
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Think It Over
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What Are The Lyrics For Think It Over By Roosevelt Paul Brown?
Think it over one more time
Think it over one more time Can't you see that you were meant for me So think it over one more time Tell me that you changed your mind Tell me that you changed you mind Send your mind, telling him the time So think it over one more time We've been together for long We've been together for long If we should part, it would break my heart So think it over one more time Tell me what I've done wrong? Tell me what I've done wrong? You know I'll do anything for you So think it over one more time Baby, don't you wanna go home? Baby, don't you wanna go home? Baby, don't you wanna go home? Baby, don't you wanna go home? Baby, don't you wanna go home? We've been together for long We've been together for long You know I'll do anything for you So think it over one more time Think it over one more time Think it over one more time Can't you see you were meant for me So think it over one more time Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby Think it over, baby |
Who Wrote Think It Over By Roosevelt Paul Brown?
W.e. Buyem
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What's The Duration Of The Think It Over By Roosevelt Paul Brown?The duration of Think It Over is 2:30 minutes and seconds. |
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