Guess I'm Not That Strong
from When It Gets Dark Enough... (LP) by THE HINT
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lyrics
LYRICS:
I believed in devotion
I wanted it all
Philosophy in motion
I was ripe for the fall
You'll find I'm not the one
Not the one
You'll see
I'm not for anyone at all
I thought my search had ended
How could I be so wrong?
I kept my heart so guarded, baby
So I can remain strong
You'll find I'm not the one
Not the one
You'll see
I'm not for anyone at all
I guess I'm not that strong
I guess I'm not that strong
I guess I'm not
I'll keep moving on
You'll find I'm not the one
Not the one
You'll see
I'm not for anyone at all
I believed in devotion...
(c) THE HINT
I believed in devotion
I wanted it all
Philosophy in motion
I was ripe for the fall
You'll find I'm not the one
Not the one
You'll see
I'm not for anyone at all
I thought my search had ended
How could I be so wrong?
I kept my heart so guarded, baby
So I can remain strong
You'll find I'm not the one
Not the one
You'll see
I'm not for anyone at all
I guess I'm not that strong
I guess I'm not that strong
I guess I'm not
I'll keep moving on
You'll find I'm not the one
Not the one
You'll see
I'm not for anyone at all
I believed in devotion...
(c) THE HINT
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from When It Gets Dark Enough... (LP),
released December 5, 2006
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Dec 2006
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