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Bryan Ferry ~ Price Of Love


(d.& p. everly) Wine is sweet and gin is bitter Drink all you can but you won´t forget her You talk too much, you laugh too loud You see her face in ev´ry crowd That´s the price of love, the price of love A debt you pay with tears and pain The price of love, the price of love It costs you more when you´re to blame Kiss one girl - kiss another Kiss them all, but you won´t recover You´re dancing slow, you´re dancing fast You´re happy now, but that won´t last That´s the price of love, the price of love A debt you pay in tears and pain The price of love, the price of love It costs you more when you´re to blame more free lyrics

(d.& p. everly)

Wine is sweet and gin is bitter
Drink all you can but you won´t forget her
You talk too much, you laugh too loud
You see her face in ev´ry crowd
That´s the price of love, the price of love
A debt you pay with tears and pain
The price of love, the price of love
It costs you more when you´re to blame
Kiss one girl - kiss another
Kiss them all, but you won´t recover
You´re dancing slow, you´re dancing fast
You´re happy now, but that won´t last
That´s the price of love, the price of love
A debt you pay in tears and pain
The price of love, the price of love
It costs you more when you´re to blame

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