Currents
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Currents
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I would part the waters if you set sail
I would shift the currents if you had to rain
I would part the waters if you set sail
I would shift the currents if you had to rain
Do you believe in fate, baby?
Ask me, ask me
Do you valor ten dollars?
Take me, shake me
If I look closer I let it slipping
Breathe close and keep doubting
Let it sight lately
Do you believe in fate, baby?
Ask me, ask me
Do you valor ten dollars?
Take me, shake me
Hard to say, falling
Rock with me and then fly
I would part the waters
I would part the waters
I would part the waters
I would part the waters
Do you believe in fate, baby?
Ask me, ask me
Do you valor ten dollars?
Take me, shake me
Hard to say, falling
Rock with me into the
Do you believe in fate, baby?
Ask me, ask me
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