Promesses

Album: Single Release Only (2015)
Charted: 7
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  • If the rain was coming
    Will you break my heart?
    Break this promise?
    If the rain was coming
    Will you break my heart?
    Break this promise

    If the rain was coming
    Will you break my heart?
    Break this promise?
    If the rain was coming
    Will you break my heart?

    If emptiness is in your promesses
    Then there's no need to even promise me
    If emptiness is in your promesses
    Then there's no need to even promise me

    Ooh yeah, I don't need you too now
    What's the deal, aw yeah, won't you be, promise me
    Ooh yeah, I don't need you too now
    What's the deal, aw yeah, won't you be, promise me

    If the rain was coming
    Will you break my heart?
    Break this promise?
    If the rain was coming
    Will you break my heart?

    If emptiness is in your promesses
    Then there's no need to even promise me
    If emptiness is in your promesses
    Then there's no need to even promise me

    If emptiness is in your promesses
    Then there's no need to even promise me
    If emptiness is in your promesses
    Then there's no need to even promise me Writer/s: Kaleem Renaldo Taylor-Deconteau, Marin Bresso, Steve Guess, William Sami Etienne Grigahcine
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Ultra Tunes
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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