Maybe Its Great

Natalie Imbruglia

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Intro u> Verse 1: I can’t stop thinking it’s not right I haven’t got the fight We don’t see eye-to-eye And I guess I bought into the lies And you’re not here tonight I’m sick of asking why Pre-Chorus Was it ever happy ever After all the shit that we’ve been through? Nothing new Maybe it’s great When you’ve got something to lose Maybe it’s great That the lies they told the truth Maybe it’s great When there’s nothing left but you What to do Verse 2: I remember Do you remember? Come on come on come on We can get this right And I guess we bought into the lies I haven’t got the fight We don’t see eye-to-eye Maybe it’s great When you’ve got something to lose Maybe it’s great That the lies they told the truth ’Cause I believe in miracles But face-to-face the two of us don’t have a clue And I been wondering if I can ever top the feeling That I have with you Maybe it’s great When there’s nothing left but you What to do Bridge: Someone tell me what to do (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh) Someone tell me what to do (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh) Someone tell me what to do (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh) Maybe it’s great When you’ve got something to lose Maybe it’s great That the lies they told the truth ’Cause I believe in miracles But face-to-face the two of us don’t have a clue And I been wondering if I can ever top the feeling That I have with you Maybe it’s great When you’ve got something to lose Maybe it’s great When there’s nothing left but you Just you Outro

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