Curvy
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Curvy
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Woke up with my head ok
To incredible worlds
To the absence of shame
You wanna come, you wanna go
You want it all you want it now
I’ve seen your face before it must have been a dream (have been a dream)
I’ve seen your face before
Your body draws me in
Your eyes want danger
Your body draws me in
Your eyes want danger
Must have been a dream (have been a dream)
Must have been (have been a dream)
Must have been a dream (been a dream)
Must have been
Must have been a dream (have been a dream)
Must have been (been a dream)
Must have been a dream (have been a dream)
Must have
Your body draws me in
Your eyes want danger
Your body draws me in
Your eyes want danger
Let’s take a ride along the water, on the wayside
Let’s take a ride down by the railroad on the edge of existence
Let’s take a ride along the water, on the wayside
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