The History of a Cheating Heart

Album: Everyday Robots (2014)
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  • More than you know
    More than you know
    When the river shallows
    I always go
    Back to the moment

    I feel the most
    I carry this upon my back, always
    If you fall then I will put you back, I do
    Love you but it's just a fact
    The history of a cheating heart is always
    More than you know

    More than you know
    More than you know
    When the white owl flight's over
    I always go
    Back to the moment

    I feel the most
    I carry this upon my back, always
    If you fall then I will put you back, I do
    Love you but it's just a fact
    The history of a cheating heart is always
    More than you know

    More than you know, I am beside you
    Under the tango tree I grew
    With my constant love forever
    The history of my heart was shown

    It's more than you know Writer/s: DAMON ALBARN, RICHARD RUSSELL
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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