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Artist: Dayoff
Canonical path: /dayoff/my-pulse
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My Pulse
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My Pulse
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Oh my love you have me now
I shall listen to you
For if I don't please check my pulse
'Cause my time might be through
Oh my love I fell so fast
When I learned who you are
We laugh about what most would doubt
You took my only heart
Sing with me in the parking lot
And make me feel alive
If you were to move I know I'd pay my dues
And follow right behind
Oh my love you have me near
And things were never more
Fluid and easy
It makes me excited
To think what's left in store
Sing with me in the parking lot
And make me feel alive
If you were to move I know I'd pay my dues
And follow right behind
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