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ANother giveaway in one another condition is to sing 'I Want it that way by backstreet boys' ALL LYRICS

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yarga [219]3 years ago

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Answer:

OH OK

YOU ARE MY FIRE THE ONE DESIRE BELIEVE WHWEN I SAY I WANT IT THAT WAY BUT WE ARE 2 WORLDA APRT CANT REACH TO YOUR HEART WHEN YOU SAY I WANT IT THAT WAY

TELL ME WHY AINT NOTHING BUT A HEARTACHE

TELL MW WHY AINT NOTHING BUT A MISTAKE

I NEVER WANNA HEAR YOU SAY I WANT IT THAT WAY

AM I YOUR FIRE YOUR ONE DESIRE

YES I KNOW ITS TOO LATE BUT I WANT IT THAT WAYY

TELL ME WHY AINT NOTHING BUT A HEARTACHEEEEEEEEE

TELL ME WHY AINT NOTHJIN GBUT A MISTAKE

TELL ME WHY I NEVER WANNA HEAR YOU SAY I WANT IT THAT WAY

my fingers got tired of typing

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love history [14]3 years ago

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Answer: i forgot that song lol

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