I Could Break Your Heart Any Day Of The Week

Album: Amanda Leigh (2009)
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  • I'll make this painless
    Try to be sweet
    I could break your heart any day of the week
    Squeeze life out of you
    Wrap you in sheets
    I could break your heart any day of the week
    I could break your heart any day of the week

    Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
    I make you nervous
    Thursday, Friday, Saturday
    Do not disturb you
    Sunday rolls around but that's another story
    It gets a little boring
    I hold on to you
    You hold on me
    I could break your heart any day of the week

    Let the walls talk
    Let the floorboards creak
    I could break your heart any day of the week
    Those calendar girls, they got nothing on me
    I could break your heart any day of the week
    I could break your heart any day of the week

    Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
    I make you nervous
    Thursday, Friday, Saturday
    Do not disturb you
    Sunday rolls around but that's another story
    It gets a little boring

    Yeah yeah
    Yeah yeah

    Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
    I make you nervous
    Thursday, Friday, Saturday
    Do not disturb you
    Sunday rolls around but that's another story
    It gets a little boring

    I could turn you on
    I could turn the other cheek
    And it would break your heart
    Any day of the week
    And it would break your heart
    Any day of the week
    I could break your heart any day of the week
    I could break your heart any day of the week
    I could break your heart any day of the week Writer/s: Mandy Moore, Michael Viola
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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