Point Of No Return

Album: Poolside (1986)
Charted: 48 28
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  • All I want's a friend and you want mine

    And you've been around for a long long time
    I loved him but not like now

    Something has changed and I don't know how
    I'm at the point of no return I'm at the point of no return

    I've never been in love like this

    You turn me around with just one kiss
    I've never seen you in this way before

    Now you got me wantin' more and more
    I'm at the point of no return I'm at the point of no return

    It's taken me a while to learn I'm at the point of no return

    No turnin' back
    It's much too late

    To go back now would be a big mistake
    It's taken me a while to learn
    I'm at the point of no return
    I'm at the point of no return I'm at the point of no return Writer/s: J. SMITH, V. DAY
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Spirit Music Group
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