poems
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poems
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This is one of those times
When it just comes alive
And you're singing along
When you dont know the words to this song
Look at your face
Don't know what to hate
Turn weak at the knees
And she's begging you please
Please
Won't you read some poetry
When you don't learn to read
But we'll tell you the words
But I love to hear the sound
Of your voice
Of your voice
Look at your face
Don't know what to hate
Turn weak at the knees
And she's begging you please
Please, please, please
Look at your face
Don't know what to hate
Turn weak at the knees
And she's begging you please
Please, please, please, please, please, please, please
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Who performs "poems"?
Electric Soft Parade performs "poems", and this lyric page sits inside the Electric Soft Parade catalog on LyroVerse.
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