Power
Kansas
Sometimes a smile can deceive the one who has made you promise Suddenly you can't believe, the truth only leaves you cold Sometimes the answers you fear are there on the face in the mirror Something the world needs to hear but no one is even listening Power It takes Power Power It takes Power To back up the things you say Power It takes Power Power It takes Power To cut through the chains Breakaway Fortune can werar a disguise Pride is a grand illusion And when it's your name up in lights fate proves this one conclusion Sometimes the answers you fear are there on the face in the mirror Something the world needs to hear the truth only leaves you cold Power It takes Power Power It takes Power To back up the things you say Power It takes Power Power It takes Power To cut through the chains Breakaway Power It takes Power Power It takes Power To fight back and not be afraid Power It takes Power Power It takes Power To cut through the chains Breakaway All that you see someday will be Lost in the shadows of time Mountains must fall Someday this all Will be darkness where light used to shine All I Wanted You say it's time to stay behind All I wanted was to hold you All I wanted was to touch you No need for blame cause we're not the same All I wanted was to love you That's all I wanted How many times will it take Hurting me the way you do How many times till I break You're hurting me the way I'm loving you the way I do It's not so strange for us to change All I wanted was to love you That's all I wanted How many times will it take Hurting me the way you do How many times till I break You're hurting me the way I'm loving you the way I do80s rock my favourite songs
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