Desire
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Desire
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Dark hair and midnight eyes
She's looking like it's 1995
And while my steps are made of stone
Hers are light in airing sky
Ooh, she's looking for something
She's spinning and circling
She's reckless, she's pining
And she's lost, lost, lost
In the morning, dressed for night
Gypsy red, [?] flight
Another city calls her name
Where her darkened clan awaits
Ooh, she's looking for something
She's spinning and circling
She's reckless, she's pining
And she's lost, lost, lost
D-e-s-i-r-e, can you hear it calling?
D-e-s-i-r-e, can you hear it calling?
D-e-s-i-r-e, can you hear it calling?
D-e-s-i-r-e, can you hear it calling?
Oh, can you hear it calling?
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Who performs "Desire"?
Alela Diane performs "Desire", and this lyric page sits inside the Alela Diane catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Bowling Green (feat. Alina Hardin) and Another Dream with a short reason for opening each page next.
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