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Artist: 64revolt
Canonical path: /64revolt/adore-me
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Adore Me
Adore Me lyrics by 64revolt. Friday evening I adore you Sunday morning it's blue for two Why do we have to face the sights of tomorrow? Making up my...
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Adore Me
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Friday evening I adore you
Sunday morning it's blue for two
Why do we have to face the sights of tomorrow?
Making up my contribution
Waiting for the revolution
Say my name if you dare, just try to amaze me
Friday evening in the red room
Sunday morning makes my heart go boom
Sixtyfour silent sound, we aim for the flat top
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