Talking In Tones
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Talking In Tones
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I never liked the fact
And I don't like to moan
I thought we had a pact
Talking in tones
I don't know how to act
When you pick up the phone
I'll start filling in the gaps
Talking in tones
Ooh I fell strengthened
By your presence
Ooh its like heaven
In six's and seven's
I never liked the fact
And I don't like to moan
Just keeping us on track
Talking in tones
Ooh I fell strengthened
By your presence
Ooh its like heaven
In six's and seven's
Ooh- ooh I fell strengthened
By your presence
Its like heaven
Its like heaven
Its like heaven
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