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You're divine
03:15
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good morning love
sunshine twinkles through the dark of your dreams
I hope you´ve slept well in my arms
I love to be your shelter
you squeeze me tight
oh how I like your body huggling me
lets climb the rooftops – lets sing together
lets find your sweetspot – lets cum together
let me kiss your lips and baby shake your hips
for godsake you´re divine
I see a tear rollin down your face
but its not sadness its your grace
so take my hand and show me love
I´m sure I´ve never been so close
you look perfect in your trousers
and you look perfect without them
lets climb the rooftops – lets sing together
lets find your sweetspot – lets cum together
let me kiss your lips and baby shake your hips
for godsake you´re divine
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2. |
Crying in your lab
02:22
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- instrumental -
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3. |
Some more
02:19
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I´m sorry but I miss you
lets say I´m addicted to you
you just called this morning
and felt happiness all over my skin
still hoping for
some more with you
still hoping for
some more with you
don´t get me wrong I´ll carry on
but I´ll need to say to you
that I´m week, that I´m so fucking week
that I can´t stand up
I can´t break up with you my dear
still hoping for
some more with you
still hoping for
some more with you
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