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Something's Over
04:47
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Say goodbye to that room
You've got a right to assume
Something's over
You turn into stone
'Cause you fear the unknown
You're lying all alone 'cause something's over
Though it hurts to face the ending
What can you do or say?
While your heart is slowly mending
Nothing saves the day
There's nothing left to say
It's over. It's over.
It's over, all over. It's over.
Don't turn around
You won't hear a sound
It's an old battleground when something's over
You've bled enough
Don't make it rough
You've got to get so tough when something's over
Though it hurts to face the ending
What can you do or say?
While your heart is slowly mending
Nothing saves the day
There's nothing left to say
It's over. It's over.
It's over, all over. It's over.
It's over, all over. It's over.
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Permanent Damage
03:16
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You think you can say anything that you want
You can say anything that you want
You can say anything if you say
I didn't mean it; I didn't mean it
It's mean when you say it, baby
How can you say it, baby
And it won't go away
No matter what you say to me, baby
Sticks and stones break my bones
Words tear me apart
Sticks and stones break my bones
But your words are doing permanent damage
Permanent damage
Permanent damage, permanent damage
Damage to my heart
You think you can scream anything in my face
You can scream anything in my face
You can scream anything if you scream
I didn't mean it; I didn't mean it
It's mean when you scream it, baby
How can you scream it, baby
And it won't go away
No matter what you say to me, baby
Sticks and stones break my bones
Words tear me apart
Sticks and stones break my bones
But your words are doing permanent damage
Permanent damage
Permanent damage, permanent damage
Damage to my heart
Can't you see your words have weight
They don't evaporate
They're badly bruising
You'd better stop accusing
You're gonna wind up losing
Can't you see you're doing damage
Permanent damage
Permanent damage, permanent damage
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Bad Boy
03:13
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The only time you keep is your own
You never heard of the telephone
You always go away and you leave me alone
Please go away and leave me alone
It's too bad, but you're too bad for me
It's too bad, but you're too bad
I'm bad, too,
But not like you
You know you're too bad for me
You're a bad boy
I loved you but now we're through
Too bad for me
You're a bad boy
Leave me alone
You're a bad boy
You can't give anymore
I won't take anymore
I won't take anymore
It's the last straw, the last straw
Oh no , oh no, oh no, oh, no more
No, no more, oh, no more
I got a heart
You got a stone
Just go away and leave me alone
It's too bad, but you're too bad for me
It's too bad
But I'm bad, too,
But not like you
You know you're too bad for me
You're a bad boy
I loved you but now we're through
Too bad for me
You're a bad boy
Leave me alone
You're a bad boy
It's too bad that you're too bad for me
Too bad for me you're a bad boy
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Suzanne Fellini
Released her only one self-titled album that includes "Love On The Phone" in 1980. Discontinued as a solo artist and became a session background singer for Peter Criss. Retired in 1983.
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