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Chris Rea ~ We Don't Have Problem


We don't have problem If we let each other be If both of us can understand What is good for you, may not be for me If we give each other lots of space If i tiptoe by your door Then we don't have a problem anymore We don't have problem, any fool can see I could never be like you Why should you wanna be like me What's so hip in doing what the leader always says When we don't have a problem, anyway If you make trouble It will get you in the end Why trade pain with somebody when We don't have a problem What's so hip in doing what the leader always says When we don't have a problem, anyway more free lyrics

We don't have problem
If we let each other be
If both of us can understand
What is good for you, may not be for me
If we give each other lots of space
If i tiptoe by your door
Then we don't have a problem anymore

We don't have problem, any fool can see
I could never be like you
Why should you wanna be like me

What's so hip in doing what the leader always says
When we don't have a problem, anyway

If you make trouble
It will get you in the end
Why trade pain with somebody when
We don't have a problem

What's so hip in doing what the leader always says
When we don't have a problem, anyway

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