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Oh No, It's Love

from Oh No, It's Love by The Bicycles

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You can see that I'm so scared of starting something new
Oh, what to do?
Oh no, it's love

I concede why would someone who's been hurt before
Go back for more?
Oh no, it's love

We spend a lifetime believing
That we'll all find our special one
But when I get that old familiar feeling
All I want to do is run

I can't believe just what is fakey and what is true
I never knew
Oh no, it's love

I'd try to be understanding and just accept when I'm at fault
But when I saw her dancing with her latest passing fancy
I knew I wasn't crazy after all

So you can see just why I'm terrified of something new
Oh, what to do?
Oh no, it's love

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from Oh No, It's Love, released April 11, 2008
Beckett, Smith, Snell, Scott (SOCAN)

Matt Beckett
Drew Smith
Dana Snell
Andrew Scott
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Andy Lloyd: bass
Luca Maoloni: keys
Catriona Sturton: harmonica

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