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Marc Anthony ~ Tragedy


Time after time You turn on what I thought was good And leave me behind You should have loved me like you know that you could But oh- no this won't be no hard goodbye Oh- no you can't hurt me this time [Chorus:] She doesn't love- On my lord It doesn't mean it's a tragedy, tragedy She doesn't mean it - say that she don't This dosen't have to be a tragedy, tragedy All of my life I was searching for the love that we had Without knowing why You turned around and treat me so bad But oh- no I'll just hold my tears inside oh- no maybe you'll find another lover who will cry [Repeat Chorus] On the phone for hours But we had very little conversation We spoke of words with no meaning We spoke of love with no end I'll tell myself agian [Repeat Chorus] more free lyrics

Time after time
You turn on what I thought was good
And leave me behind
You should have loved me like you know that you could

But oh- no this won't be no hard goodbye
Oh- no you can't hurt me this time

[Chorus:]
She doesn't love- On my lord
It doesn't mean it's a tragedy, tragedy
She doesn't mean it - say that she don't
This dosen't have to be a tragedy, tragedy

All of my life
I was searching for the love that we had
Without knowing why
You turned around and treat me so bad

But oh- no I'll just hold my tears inside
oh- no maybe you'll find another lover who will cry

[Repeat Chorus]

On the phone for hours
But we had very little conversation
We spoke of words with no meaning
We spoke of love with no end
I'll tell myself agian

[Repeat Chorus]

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