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Carly Simon ~ Born To Break My Heart


(carly simon) You were born to break You were born to break You were born to break my heart The same kitchen, the same eyes The same reaction to the same lies It was not so long ago, A most auspicious start And only now i know You were born to break my heart Born to break my heart... “guilt trip,?i can hear you say “get a grip girl, you’ve lost your way You don’t begin to understand I guess it’s time we part And don;t be usin?that old cliche: ‘you were born to break my heart? You were born to break my heart? No wonder we looked like the perfect couple It was brilliantly conceived It seems i have a yen to lose And you can’t pass up the perfect Chance to leave The same plot, the same rain Just as stubborn as a fool You’d think i might get smart But here i am, cursed, to seek love again >from yet another cold heart You were born to break my heart, Born to break my heart more free lyrics

(carly simon)

You were born to break
You were born to break
You were born to break my heart

The same kitchen, the same eyes
The same reaction to the same lies
It was not so long ago,
A most auspicious start
And only now i know
You were born to break my heart
Born to break my heart...

“guilt trip,?i can hear you say
“get a grip girl, you’ve lost your way
You don’t begin to understand
I guess it’s time we part
And don;t be usin?that old cliche:
‘you were born to break my heart?
You were born to break my heart?

No wonder we looked like the perfect couple
It was brilliantly conceived
It seems i have a yen to lose
And you can’t pass up the perfect
Chance to leave

The same plot, the same rain
Just as stubborn as a fool
You’d think i might get smart
But here i am, cursed, to seek love again
>from yet another cold heart

You were born to break my heart,
Born to break my heart

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