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Bruce Springsteen ~ My Loverman


You treated me hard and made my heart ache I know you're only human, and men they make mistakes Your life with her turned to black And now you want our love back Well come into my arms and fall, my lover man Was it a gypsy's curse or a hex sign Or was it just that simple thing that led you from these arms of mine Oh yes, i've had the days To grow used to your foolish ways And what is it really, after all, my lover man I can see the change in your eyes There's no need to apologize We stood at the wishing well Our dreams like coins into the water fell The water so cold and black There was no going back I don't mean to cause you hurt or cause you pain Life is short and love's a dirty game Now there's no need for our game to end Come close and we'll begin To find our beautiful selves again, my loverman My loverman My loverman more free lyrics

You treated me hard and made my heart ache
I know you're only human, and men they make mistakes
Your life with her turned to black
And now you want our love back
Well come into my arms and fall, my lover man

Was it a gypsy's curse or a hex sign
Or was it just that simple thing that led you from these arms of mine
Oh yes, i've had the days
To grow used to your foolish ways
And what is it really, after all, my lover man

I can see the change in your eyes
There's no need to apologize
We stood at the wishing well
Our dreams like coins into the water fell
The water so cold and black
There was no going back

I don't mean to cause you hurt or cause you pain
Life is short and love's a dirty game
Now there's no need for our game to end
Come close and we'll begin
To find our beautiful selves again, my loverman
My loverman
My loverman

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