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Belinda Carlisle ~ I Never Wanted A Rich Man


I never wanted a rich man Just someone with soul It was on the day i met you I vowed to never let you go I never knew much about romance Always used my lucky charms I learned it all in just one lesson When you first held me in your arms Open up your heart Let me inside If you listen to your intuition We'll have a chance tonight Keep me in your heart And hold on tight If you read into my intuition We'll find a way tonight I put away all my heroes And all the lovers i have known Even though i've had my share I've spent too many nights alone Don't need to look for fame or fortune I have found my paradise You've got the whole world in your hands And a fortune in your eyes more free lyrics

I never wanted a rich man
Just someone with soul
It was on the day i met you
I vowed to never let you go

I never knew much about romance
Always used my lucky charms
I learned it all in just one lesson
When you first held me in your arms

Open up your heart
Let me inside
If you listen to your intuition
We'll have a chance tonight

Keep me in your heart
And hold on tight
If you read into my intuition
We'll find a way tonight

I put away all my heroes
And all the lovers i have known
Even though i've had my share
I've spent too many nights alone

Don't need to look for fame or fortune
I have found my paradise
You've got the whole world in your hands
And a fortune in your eyes

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