King and Queen Of Siam
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King and Queen Of Siam
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I love the north part
I love your marble ear
Your eyes are blues
Well, I tried to leave me but I could not stay away
I love the4 south part
I love the temperature, sure
I want to play with you
Like a man from texas well I sure can play
Incarnation
I would love you
Resurrection, too
I would love you
Well, I do do do do do
I had a good start
Under the king and queen of siam
It was a royal rule
Just to make sweet love just all the time
Now here's the hard part
The really hard par, huh
I don't know what to do
'cause a mountain of forever is too high too climb
Incarnation
I would love you
Resurrection, too
I would love you
Well, I do do do do
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Frank Black performs "King and Queen Of Siam", and this lyric page sits inside the Frank Black catalog on LyroVerse.
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