Sabbatical
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Sabbatical
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I must admit I'm getting tired
Of sitting on my cloud
well, heaven's not what I desire
eternity can wear you out
so I get lost on busy boulevards
forget about my mission.
drown in a pair of tempting eyes
cultivate my indecision
is that you angel-devil? (yeah)
bitter berlin winter fog
sweet flavour of rome's summer smog
spill the wine at café costes
lisbon's rain I like the most
I must admit I'm getting tired
Of sitting on my cloud
well, heaven's not what I desire
eternity sure wear you out
is that you angel-devil? (yeah)
I got get-down funky feeling
inside my soul
but I have my reservations
to keep it on the down low
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