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Act Like You Mean It
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In my own defense
I never wanted any part of this
but I'm in over my head now
and in your defense
all you ever did was smile now
I can't help the way I feel for you
Tell me you're honest
Tell me you promise
That your word is good as gold
Tell me you love me dear
Say what I want to hear
Now act like you mean it
In my own defense
I lose control of all my senses
Every time I open up my eyes
And in your defense
who could blame you
for faking it
everyone just wants someone to hold
Tell me you're honest
Tell me you promise
That your word is good as gold
Tell me you love me dear
Say what I want to hear
Now act like you mean it
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