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Cross Your Fingers Lyrics by Constance Amiot

Fairytale

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You may look up, you may look down, you may cross your fingers
But chances are that in a while you'll be a stranger
But look what you've done now
But look what you've done now
You made a tear inside a song, look what you've done now
You may no got wood as the lies go by without looking back worse
Face to face and side by side
But look what you've done now, but look what you've done now
You made a tear inside a song, look what you've done now
We may look up, we may look down, we may cross our fingers
But chances are that in a while you'll be a stranger, you'll be a stranger... a stranger... yeah, yeah, yeah... angel
(Merci à phoeunix pour cettes paroles)

About “Cross Your Fingers” by Constance Amiot

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"Cross Your Fingers" is credited to Constance Amiot. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Cross Your Fingers" appears on "Fairytale".

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