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Lovesick Lyrics


Don't you know sometimes
These things they don't work out?
Best to walk away
Before your love runs out
Don't you feel sometimes
You don't know who you are
Giving all you got
But you all just [Incomprehensible]
I'm lovesick, I'm lovesick
I'm lovesick, I'm lovesick
Cold hearts
Hold the world in your hands
Got me feeling lovesick
In your arms, in your arms
Cold hearts
Hold the world in your hands
Got me feeling lovesick
In your arms, in your arms

Don't you feel sometimes
You might need this just too much
What everybody else
Thinks you're out of touch?
And don't you think it's about time
You turn the page and move on?
And learn to shake it up
Before your love runs out
I'm lovesick, I'm lovesick
I'm lovesick, I'm lovesick
Cold hearts
Hold the world in your hands
Got me feeling lovesick
In your arms, in your arms
Cold hearts
Hold the world in your hands
Got me feeling lovesick
In your arms, in your arms
Lovesick, lovesick
Cold hearts
Hold the world in your hands
Got me feeling lovesick
In your arms, in your arms
Cold hearts
Hold the world in your hands
Got me feeling lovesick
In your arms, in your arms
Lovesick

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Neverest is a Canadian pop-rock band from Toronto, Ontario. The band was formed by Spyros “Spee” Chalkiotis and Mike Klose. When Spee first began putting together the band that would ultimately become Neverest, he intended it to be a heavy rock outfit, a vehicle to challenge the limits of the skills he was developing as a drummer studying jazz percussion at York University. And though the original band drifted apart, Spee’s efforts to keep the project alive led to a musical partnership with Mike Klose (guitar/keys) that ultimately would form the core of Neverest.

Read more about Neverest on Last.fm.


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