Lyrics of It's not supposed to be that way
Waylon Jennings

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Release date : 20/05/2003
Duration : 0:02:41
Style : Country
It's not supposed to be that way
You're supposed to know i love you
But it don't matter anyway
If i can't be there to control you
It's like the other little children
You're gonna dream a dream or two
But be careful what you're dreamin'
Soon your dreams'll be dreamin' you
It's not supposed to be that way
You're supposed to know that i love you
But it don't matter anyway
If i can't be there to console you
When you go out to play this evenin'
Play with fire flies till they're gone
And then rush to meet your lover
And play with real fire till the dawn
But it's not supposed to be that way
You're supposed to know that i love you
But it don't matter anyway
If i can't be there to console you
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