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Friend zone rebellion
02:30
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You are my favorite man
I love your smile
I picture it in my mind
Everytime I can
You are from my grandma´s town
I kind of like that
I feel like in a movie
When you hold me tight
But I was pretty scared
waiting for a kiss
When you said good bye
So late at night
I know you feel the same
But only time will tell
There is another girl
And that drives me insane
I have so many doubts
I´m so lonely
Can you call me tonight ?
I´ ll be up
I like being your friend
But please let me explain
We live until we will die
Please come and be my man
I will give you all
The love I have inside
We´ ll laugh and we will cry
But together it will be fine
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Jazz on the radio,
Heart in sad confusion,
Ray Charles Sining “You Win Again”
In the sunlight
Twenty years ago
Do you remember
That show ?
I know that you loved me
Years ago you loved me
Depression took my heart on the go
I´m sorry that I let you down
It´s been a while but here we go.
Baby you can go to Taiwan,
Or Hong Kong
But time always seems to
join our two lost souls.
We were naked there
In your single bed.
Singing “wish you were here”
Here, here, here, with me
Y ahora abres la puerta
Inmerso en tus rarezas
Consigues entrar en mi gravedad
No hay órbitas
Ni cuántica
Solo dos almas en paz
Ya hace algunos siglos
Nunca es el principio
Time seems to go, it seems to go
Every moment that we touch
Giving me head on the unmade bed
While the limousines wait in the street
I remember you in the Chelsea hotel
But we haven’t been there yet
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Iseta Valencia, Spain
instagram : @isetadb
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