The Waltz
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The Waltz
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Now the time for talking is almost over,
Kiss me quickly, make me untouchable.
I'm a happy engine, I'm so happy.
So should you be, now that we have a place to go.
When I tell you it's a game, you now don't wanna know.
I can borrow energy, for when you're feeling low.
Can you guess, what's in the moat?
Can you swim, swim for bones
In the moat, the castle moat?
When I tell you it's a game, you now don't wanna know.
I can borrow energy, for when you're feeling low.
In the shadows, in the corner
Keep it quiet, we don't want the world to know,
That the time for talking is almost over.
Kiss me quickly, make me untouchable
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Battle (UK) performs "The Waltz", and this lyric page sits inside the Battle (UK) catalog on LyroVerse.
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