letra de last christmas - efi thodi
last christmas, i gave you my heart
but the very next day, you gave it away
this year, to save me from tears
i’ll give it to someone special
last christmas, i gave you my heart
but the very next day, you gave it away
this year, to save me from tears
i’ll give it to someone special
once bitten and twice shy
i keep my distance, but you still catch my eye
tell me, baby, do you recognise me?
well, it’s been a year, it doesn’t surprise me
“happy christmas,” i wrapped it up and sent it
with a note saying, “i love you,” i meant it
now i know what a fool i’ve been
but if you kissed me now, i know you’d fool me again
last christmas, i gave you my heart
but the very next day, you gave it away
this year, to save me from tears
i’ll give it to someone special
last christmas, i gave you my heart
but the very next day, you gave it away
this year, to save me from tears
i’ll give it to someone special
oh, oh, baby
a crowded room, friends with tired eyes
i’m hiding from you and your soul of ice
my god, i thought you were someone to rely on
me? i guess i was a shoulder to cry on
a face of a lover with a fire in his heart
a man undercover, but you tore me apart
ooh-ooh
now i’ve found a real love, you’ll never fool me again
last christmas, i gave you my heart
but the very next day, you gave it away (you gave it away)
this year, to save me from tears
i’ll give it to someone special (special)
last christmas, i gave you my heart
but the very next day, you gave it away (you gave me away)
this year, to save me from tears
i’ll give it to someone special (special)
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