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Blue System ~ Better Than The Rest


Oh, she heard the news it's time to go And she watching how the river flow The sun was going down Too proud to cry - oh she was sad There's no friend - oh, it's a drag The sun was going down That's deep emotion like a fire in the rain That's devotion but you can not kill the pain Oh, you can not beat the best - she's tougher than the rest Oh girl Baby, baby, baby My heart is such a mess It's a crazy world Oh, you can not beat the best - you're better than the rest Oh girl, Baby, baby, baby My heart is such a mess It's a crazy world Oh, the sky was gray - she turned to stone Oh, this world alone - was not her home The sun was going down There's no friend - no name No ............... good But there's a hope on this world The sun was going down That's deep emotion like a fire in the rain That's devotion and some day you will kill the pain more free lyrics

Oh, she heard the news it's time to go
And she watching how the river flow
The sun was going down
Too proud to cry - oh she was sad
There's no friend - oh, it's a drag
The sun was going down
That's deep emotion like a fire in the rain
That's devotion but you can not kill the pain

Oh, you can not beat the best - she's tougher than the rest
Oh girl
Baby, baby, baby
My heart is such a mess
It's a crazy world
Oh, you can not beat the best - you're better than the rest
Oh girl,
Baby, baby, baby
My heart is such a mess
It's a crazy world

Oh, the sky was gray - she turned to stone
Oh, this world alone - was not her home
The sun was going down
There's no friend - no name
No ............... good
But there's a hope on this world
The sun was going down
That's deep emotion like a fire in the rain
That's devotion and some day you will kill the pain

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