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Lyrics & Meanings: You / Doing that thing you do / Breaking my heart into a million pieces / Like you always do / And you / Don´t mean to be cruel, / Ya never even knew about the heartache / I´ve been going through / And I try and try to forget you girl / But it´s just so hard to do / Every time you do that thing you do / / I / Know all the ...
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Oct 1, 2021 · Twenty-five years ago, Tom Hanks made his directorial debut with a charmer about a one-hit wonder that tugged at heartstrings and left everyone in the audience humming and tapping their toes. Tom...
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Nov 12, 2017 · English. That Thing You Do! lyrics. You, doing that thing you do. Breaking my heart into a million pieces, Like you always do. And you don't mean to be cruel, Ya never even knew about the heartache. I've been going through. And I try and try to forget you, girl. But it's just so hard to do. Every time you do that thing you do.
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Definition. the thing to do: the best course of action, the most appropriate response idiom. UK. US. The best thing to do is to buy another cat before he notices. That's what I would advise you to do. " Sir, the best thing to do is wash off all the make-up from your face using a gentle facial cleanser.
