Dolphins and angels
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Dolphins and angels
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Take me there tonight
Where a hot wind makes you drift
one (move) makes you believe
one taste can make us sway like lovers pray
Take me there tonight
(Where love can meet with strangers)
My lips won't taste the want
One taste can make us sway like lovers pray
I wanted you to hold
My hand when it grew cold
I wanted you to hold
I wanted you to show
Like lovers when they know
I wanted you to show
Were you by my side
Never tired of running
Never tired of wanting
Like dolphins and angels on the run
Side by side
wasteful and restless
Wavering and breathless
Like dolphins and angels on the run
We're like dolphins and angels
Like warriors and strangers
Dolphins and angels on the run
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