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Artist: Black Monarchy
Canonical path: /black-monarchy/old-time
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Old Time
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Old Time
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Everything started this year
I can't forget the time
When she came in the room
she drived me to madness
Quickly asked her name
She answered me so fast
and at this time i knew what it was
I wait for last signal to look her smile
When she bang her hair she stop my heart
I adore look to her eyes i swear that i like
I have an hope that one day she'll be mine
I want she to be mine
Mine and mine
And this sweet make her a preety girl
I like see her and this flow
I could lead her book till where she wants
She is petite like me and have black hair
I want she to be mine
Mine and mine
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