Robotic
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Robotic
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Hey you- dark hair, I looked liked what I saw
You stood so close, I don't know who you are
I'm sure you smiled, I think I saw you look
Will you be there for me to see next week?
I saw you last week, I liked what I saw
You looked at me strangely, how about a dance?
Hey you- red shirt, where should we go from here?
The time has come, it's not too late for me
Can I call you? I'll be there if you want
You left- looked back, I know you want me too
Just last week, beside me as I danced
Now it's up to you, willing to take a chance (x2)
Just last week, beside me as I dance
Now it's up to you, willing to take a chance (x2)
I saw you last week, don't know who you are
You stood by the bar, I caught you looking at me
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