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Abc ~ Poison Arrow


If i were to say to you "can you keep a secret?" Would you know just what to do Or where to keep it? Then i say"i love you" And foul the situation "hey girl i thought we were The right combination". Who broke my heart? You did, you did Bow to the target, Blame cupid, cupid You think you're smart Stupid, stupid. _ chorus: Shoot that poison arrow to my heart Shoot that poison arrow Shoot that poison arrow to my heart Shoot that poison arrow No rhythm in cymbals No tempo in drums Love on arrival She comes when she comes Right on the target But wide of the mark What i thought was fire Was only the spark The sweetest melody Is an unheard refrain So lower your sights, Yeah but raise your aim Raise your aim Who broke my heart? You did, you did Bow to the target Blame cupid, cupid You think you're smart Stupid, stupid _ chorus I thought you loved me but it seems you don't care I care enough to know i can never love you Who broke my heart You did, you did Bow to the target Blame cupid You think you're smart That's stupid Right from the start When you knew we would part _ chorus to end more free lyrics

If i were to say to you

"can you keep a secret?"

Would you know just what to do

Or where to keep it?

Then i say"i love you"

And foul the situation

"hey girl i thought we were

The right combination".

Who broke my heart?

You did, you did

Bow to the target,

Blame cupid, cupid

You think you're smart

Stupid, stupid.

_ chorus:

Shoot that poison arrow to my heart

Shoot that poison arrow

Shoot that poison arrow to my heart

Shoot that poison arrow

No rhythm in cymbals

No tempo in drums

Love on arrival

She comes when she comes

Right on the target

But wide of the mark

What i thought was fire

Was only the spark

The sweetest melody

Is an unheard refrain

So lower your sights,

Yeah but raise your aim

Raise your aim

Who broke my heart?

You did, you did

Bow to the target

Blame cupid, cupid

You think you're smart

Stupid, stupid

_ chorus

I thought you loved me but it seems you don't care

I care enough to know i can never love you

Who broke my heart

You did, you did

Bow to the target

Blame cupid

You think you're smart

That's stupid

Right from the start

When you knew we would part

_ chorus to end

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