Azure Te
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Azure Te
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Gone and got the blues in Paris
Paris blues called Azure Te
How could I be blue in Paris?
Easy 'coz she's far away
Can't lose these blues, this Azure Te
Sidewalk tables are filled with people
Always happy, always gay
Still I'm alone, alone in Paris
Praying she'll come back to stay
Can't lose those blues, this Azure Te
Can't lose those blues, this Azure Te
If you knew how much I need you
You'd come back to me and stay
I need you with me in Paris
Really is the only way
To lose these blues, this Azure Te
Ah, must lose those blues, this Azure Te
Must lose these blues, this Azure Te
Can't lose these blues, this Azure Te
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Five Guys Named Moe performs "Azure Te", and this lyric page sits inside the Five Guys Named Moe catalog on LyroVerse.
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