Broken bridges by Corman

Song broken bridge [ intro] [ verse] [ male singer] [ male singer] Hello baby, How you been It’s been a long time Since I saw you Are you doing ok Do you need anything I know I have done you wrong I am here now Please ( please) forgive me I am home now Come here Hold Me Hold me tight Don’t let me Go [ chorus] [ male singer] I have made mistakes I admit that I am sorry now please, please forgive me Baby, I love you ( I love you) [verse] [female singer] You think it’s that easy No it’s not You broken my trust How can I every build on a Bridge that is broken Can’t patch the holes You just break and fall through Yes, dear I love you But I don’t know ( know) if I Can trust ( trust) you [ verse] [ male singer] I know it’s gonna take time To realign I know they will be challenges I have got to build your trust It’s not gonna be easy Baby, oh baby ( baby) I love ( love) ( love) you, ( you) Trust me, just trust me I won’t hurt you again [ verse] [female singer] I told you babe You can’t fix a broken bridge I’m sorry now is leave me alone Alone Yes, yes, I love you But I can’t fix the bridge you broke [ outro] [ fade out]

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