1. |
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Can you take my life?
I think it's not worthwhile
Will you forsake me?
If so.. don't tell me please
Can you help me to scape?
I'll bring you something from there
I'll call you up every night
to tell you I'm so fine
And If I ain't take the call
just keep my songs 'bout love
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2. |
vainilla
02:53
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I think I'm feeling something
I know i've been so lonely
And i don't wanna lie
you know whats on my mind
Please just play with me
you know i'm at your feet
so just break my heart
I need something to die
I really wanna dance with you
But I'll dance on the thorns
Cariño mio dejame verte
Dejame besarte
y despues si quieres olvidarme
esta bien
And maybe i'll fall in love
but that's okay amor
'cause i wanna be torn
and if is by you it's better you know
'Cause i want you to break my heart
Cariño mio dejame verte
Dejame besarte
y despues si quieres olvidarme
esta bien
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3. |
self-portrait
03:31
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I'm a bonfire
about to cry
and i don't want
to blow up right now
who is around?
a soul from past
i wanna run
from those ghosts around
I've tried to dance slowly
without a story
between my lies
and i want to see you
but i'm a picture
inside your bag
naked rooftop
without a heart
clouds want to break...
what we have
I've tried to dance slowly
without a story, i'm lonely
between my lies there's something
i want to see you back
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