Afrodite
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Afrodite
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It's early in the morning
I hear sounds
They are calling your name
They are calling your name
Where have you been
I wanna be with you
In this snow too
So I call you
My Godness Afrodite
Ancient Greece is here now
Call her to have my love back again
Call my Godness Afrodite again
Call her to have my love back again
Call my Godness Afrodite again
It's early in the morning
I hear sounds
They are calling your name
They are calling your name
Where have you been
I wanna be with you
In this snow too
So I call you
My Godness Afrodite
Ancient Greece is here now
Call her to have my love back again
Call my Afrodite Godness again
Call her to have my love back again
Call my Afrodite Godness again
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Camila Feltrin performs "Afrodite", and this lyric page sits inside the Camila Feltrin catalog on LyroVerse.
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