Tryst
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Tryst
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I can feel it coming, here it goes
At night I go where no one knows
You have got me wrapped up in a bed sheet
In every room where we meet
Your heart is a goldfish
Our love is an old wish
And I would raise my fist, I would raise my fist, I would raise my fist to defend this
Tryst
That's why the smell of hotel rooms
Reminds me of you
And all the things you do
No one else can see the spark
Hidden safely in the dark
There's always some place I miss
On all the skin that I kiss
And I would raise my fist, I would raise my fist, I would raise my fist to defend this
Tryst
Your heart is a goldfish
Our love is an old wish
And I was so lost, I was so lost, I was so lost without you
Once was lost, now I'm found
Once was lost, now I'm found.
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Amy Bleu performs "Tryst", and this lyric page sits inside the Amy Bleu catalog on LyroVerse.
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