5:1 Albatross
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5:1 Albatross
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Her body's so smooth and she knows she can dance
Like a moth to a flame with one single glance
Speak to me baby, tell me I'm yours
The twinkle in your eyes have packed up and gone
Don't interfere
Don't interfere at all
Her body's so sleek and she knows she can rock
When she's down on her knee and sucking my.. HAHAHA
Listen to me baby, I'm trying to say
The stars are all falling and she's got her way.
Don't interfere
Don't interfere at all
When you come out smelling of roses
I'll come with scars from your thorns.
Don't interfere at all.
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