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Bryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You Lyrics Bryan Adams - Heaven Lyrics Bryan Adams - Summer Of '69 Lyrics Bryan Adams - Please Forgive Me Lyrics Bryan Adams - Here I Am Lyrics Bryan Adams - I Will Be Right Here Waiting For You Lyrics Bryan Adams - All For Love Lyrics Bryan Adams - I Finally Found Someone Lyrics Bryan Adams - When You Love Someone Lyrics Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman Lyrics

? Everyday, I Wait For A Text. :'(

? Everyday I See You I Wait For A Hello. :'(

? Everyday I Check My Facebook To See If You Wrote On My Wall. :'(

? Everyday I Tell My Friends How Much I Adore You. :'(

? Everyday I Find Myself Let Down. :'(

? But Everyday I Still Find Hope... :'(

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4. Bryan Adams - (Everything I Do) I Do It For You
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5. Bryan Adams - Please Forgive Me
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6. Bryan Adams - Straight From The Heart
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7. Bryan Adams - Cuts Like A Knife
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8. Bryan Adams - Can't Stop This Thing We Started
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11. Bryan Adams - Summer of 69
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13. Bryan Adams - When You're Gone
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16. Bryan Adams - I Can't Stop Loving You

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