Who knew the cost of loving you was so high
I'm a broke bitch
Can't scratch your itch
My wallet is empty but
You'd be worth every penny cuz
Love is all around
Weighting me down
Too bad we can't pay the rent
With each and every pound
Of this feeling
Who knew the cost of loving you was so high?
My darling the dollars stacked touch the sky
I'm way behind
In the red
We both wish we were dead
Cause love spent our last dime
Who knew the cost of loving you was so high?
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Lolly Vieira
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I'm an artist of many mediums and strive to know and do better every day.
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