Learn to Crawl
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Learn to Crawl
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You can laugh, you can feel fine
You can dance with a little twist
Tell your pretty red head babe, you forget that I exist
Can you see yourself in a battered eye, would you leave me other side the road
Would you walk right up to me, would you talk to me
(refrão)
Already asking, down on my knees
I'm already begging, begging you, please
Can you teach me how to fly (Come on)
You see I'm scared to die (Come on)
I've only just begun to learn to crawl
Can you teach me how to fight (Come on)
You can keep me up all night (Come on)
Would be there on the ground if I should fall
Fall for you
I can feel it like a spider's sting, like a memory in my mouth
I feel like the morning fell, like the bottom's falling out
I can see what's up there above it all, even down the valley below
I can walk right up to you, I can talk to you
(refrão)
Na na na na na na (8x)
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