It's Over Now - Joey Albert



     
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It's Over Now Lyrics


You
You turned and walk away
I didn't know what to say
I closed my eyes to hide
The pain I felt inside
I could never understand
How love went out of hand
And now there's nothing I can do
Though the feeling hasn't passed
Sad to say our love didn't last
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over
When I'm done forgetting you
You can say what you wanted to
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over now

Now I'm left here all alone
A heart without a home
How will I ever find
The love I left behind
Once, the days were ours to share
Now you don't even care
And there's still nothing I can do
Though the feeling hasn't passed
Sad to say our love didn't last
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over
When I'm done forgetting you
You can say what you wanted to
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over now...
Though the feeling hasn't passed
Sad to say our love didn't last
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over
When I'm done forgetting you
You can say what you wanted to
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over now
(Instrumental)
Though the feeling hasn't passed
Sad to say our love didn't last
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over
When I'm done forgetting you
You can say what you wanted to
Please don't ask me to pretend
'Cause I know it's over now
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Lyrics submitted by Rowena.

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Joey Albert (real name Ma. Josefina Albert, nickname Pacis). She is a popular singer in the 80's known to her romantic songs like "Tell Me". She is graduate at Our Lady of Assumption in Makati, Philippines with a degree of Communication Arts. She received awards as a singer being a Best Female Vocal Performer in 1995 at Cecil Awards and Best Female Perfomer in 1990 at Awit Awards. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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