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Lady Gaga
I always thought it was you
You always thought it was me.
We always thought we were it,
Seemed like a real perfect fit,
Those Brooklyn Nights set us free.
I always thought even though,
We were so young we could grow,
Up in the end it’d be us,
We’d take the F by the bus,
Where Brooklyn Nights set us free.
It’s not that I don’t wanna love you,
(Wanna love you.)
It’s not that I’m really over it,
(You know, you know.)
It’s just that I can’t watch us bleed to death,
When we used to be Brooklyn Nights happy.
I miss our cheap chandelier.
Remember when dad hung it there?
And we would watch Rocky IV,
The one where the Russian scored,
I loved Brigitte Nielsen’s hair.
I’d call you my champion,
Thought we had already won,
And cracked open our last beer,
Falling asleep in our tears.
Those Brooklyn Nights set us free.
(Us free, us free, us free.)
It’s not that I don’t wanna love you,
(Wanna love you.)
It’s not that I’m really over it,
(You know, you know.)
It’s just that I can’t watch us bleed to death,
When we used to be Brooklyn Nights happy.
(Happy, happy, happy.)
I found an old pair of,
Keys in my purse that opened,
The walkup we shared.
How did they get there, jerk?
I wanna see you there,
I wanna make it work.
(It work, it work, it work.)
I didn’t brush my hair,
And my lashes are falling,
Off of seven years,
Of our bad luck dating.
I want one last night there,
A Brooklyn Night affair.
(A Brooklyn Night affair.)
It’s not that I don’t wanna love you,
(Wanna love you.)
It’s not that I’m really over it,
(You know, you know.)
It’s just that I can’t watch us bleed to death,
When we used to be Brooklyn Nights happy.
Its not that I don’t want to love you
’Cause I really tried, and I,
Just wanna hang with the old you,
For just one Brooklyn Night adieu.
Have a drink with your former self,
We both won’t act like someone else.
Maybe then we’d both tell the truth,
For just one Brooklyn Night adieu.
You always thought it was me.
We always thought we were it,
Seemed like a real perfect fit,
Those Brooklyn Nights set us free.
I always thought even though,
We were so young we could grow,
Up in the end it’d be us,
We’d take the F by the bus,
Where Brooklyn Nights set us free.
It’s not that I don’t wanna love you,
(Wanna love you.)
It’s not that I’m really over it,
(You know, you know.)
It’s just that I can’t watch us bleed to death,
When we used to be Brooklyn Nights happy.
I miss our cheap chandelier.
Remember when dad hung it there?
And we would watch Rocky IV,
The one where the Russian scored,
I loved Brigitte Nielsen’s hair.
I’d call you my champion,
Thought we had already won,
And cracked open our last beer,
Falling asleep in our tears.
Those Brooklyn Nights set us free.
(Us free, us free, us free.)
It’s not that I don’t wanna love you,
(Wanna love you.)
It’s not that I’m really over it,
(You know, you know.)
It’s just that I can’t watch us bleed to death,
When we used to be Brooklyn Nights happy.
(Happy, happy, happy.)
I found an old pair of,
Keys in my purse that opened,
The walkup we shared.
How did they get there, jerk?
I wanna see you there,
I wanna make it work.
(It work, it work, it work.)
I didn’t brush my hair,
And my lashes are falling,
Off of seven years,
Of our bad luck dating.
I want one last night there,
A Brooklyn Night affair.
(A Brooklyn Night affair.)
It’s not that I don’t wanna love you,
(Wanna love you.)
It’s not that I’m really over it,
(You know, you know.)
It’s just that I can’t watch us bleed to death,
When we used to be Brooklyn Nights happy.
Its not that I don’t want to love you
’Cause I really tried, and I,
Just wanna hang with the old you,
For just one Brooklyn Night adieu.
Have a drink with your former self,
We both won’t act like someone else.
Maybe then we’d both tell the truth,
For just one Brooklyn Night adieu.