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Something in the Air
03:01
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When the lights go down and the room spins fast,
This is what you need tonight.
When my sight is found, you fill my glass,
This is what you need tonight.
Don't need to say what's got to be said,
Don't know where I've gone, or where I've been led.
There's something in the air tonight,
Something in the air.
And when you kiss me just right,
I want to hold you all night...
Something in the air tonight.
We didn't have time to think it through,
That's what you need tonight.
You needed a change to something new,
That's what you need tonight.
I don't make lots of money, not a singer in a band,
But I think with my love I could lend you a hand.
There's something in the air tonight,
Something in the air.
And when you kiss me just right,
I want to hold you all night...
Something in the air tonight.
The music is quiet, the night comes undone,
We cannot undo what we have finally done.
I have no regrets, but I made you cry,
I could never hurt you; I'd sooner die.
There's something in the air tonight,
Something in the air.
And when you kiss me just right,
I want to hold you all night...
Something in the air tonight.
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I Fell
02:49
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I fell into a dream while I slept last night...
I found myself at a fair, and I discovered you there.
Carnival and rides, and a big top, too.
Shows to charm and enchant; shows to charm you.
I fell into a dream while I slept last night...
I fell into a dream, late, late last night.
We held hands as we walked through the crowded grounds,
Ate some food; didn't really matter that we had nothing to say...
Late at night we danced, we danced until the dawn,
We held each other close, all night long.
The fair, it closed; they broke down all resistance,
We found a world of night when we lost our innocence...
I'll always remember you, I'll live with no regret,
The night at the fair was a night I'll never forget.
Never forget!
Late at night we danced, we danced until the dawn,
We held each other close, all night long.
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3. |
Renaissance Girl
03:58
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I suppose you think you're smart now,
With your books all bared,
I suppose you think you're smart now,
With your E=mc2
Hug me 'til you drug me,
Kiss me 'til I'm in a coma.
You wanted to know it all.
I suppose you think you're smart now,
With your books all bared,
Your bedside manner,
Like you never even cared!
Hug me 'til you drug me,
Kiss me 'til I'm in a coma.
You wanted to know it all.
And you wanted to know what made the world,
Go 'round in circles,
The sky fall down in places,
And the sun rise in the east.
And you wanted to know,
Why we must fight,
And why we must lie,
And why we must die,
Ask, when will it be over?
Hug me 'til you drug me,
Kiss me 'til I'm in a coma.
You wanted to know it all.
But you knew nothing at all.
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4. |
Alive in L.A.
00:28
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Elvis is a rapper,
He's living in L.A.
The legend still exists,
Even 'til today.
Waiting for the right song,
To finally come along,
Waiting for that day,
When he can finally leave L.A.
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Time Stands Still
03:28
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Crying as I sit here,
Getting closer to my fear.
We are together, and taking it slow.
That is all I need to know (because),
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
Time stands still when I'm with you.
Staring at the moon, staring in your eyes,
Listening to the soft sound of your reply.
Can't you see I'm lost inside myself?
Can't you hear me, crying out for help?
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
I want you, I need you, I could never, ever forsake you.
Time stands still when I'm with you.
Time stands still when I'm with you.
...when I'm with you.
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