Promises

Kylie Minogue


KYLIE MINOGUE LYRICS

"Promises"

Remember how it used to be, Remember how you promised me, That life would 
always be good, You forget the fact you lied to me, You locked my heart and 
threw the key, I'm so misunderstood, What to say when all the words have 
gone, Promises, promises, What to do when all our thoughts have flown, 
Promises, promises, Remember how I gave my heart, And all at once we fell 
apart, Was I supposed to forgive you, You forgot the fact you said to me, 
That we were for eternity, You're so easy to see through, What to say when 
all the words have gone, Promises, promises, What to do when all our 
thoughts have flown, Promises, promises, Remember that I'm over you, And 
know that I will make it through, Hope you never forget it, The promises you 
made to me, Were really lies and fantasy, Hope you come to regret it, What 
to say when all the tears have dried, Promises, promises, What to think when 
all our love has died, Promises, promises, The promises we used to keep have 
gone, And with them all the words, That kept us both from seeing what was 
wrong, The rest is silent, What to say when all the words have gone, 
Promises, promises, What to do when all our thoughts have flown, Promises, 
promises, What to say when all the tears have dried, Promises, promises, 
What to think when all our love has died, Promises, promises.





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