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Artist: Geri Karlstrom
Canonical path: /geri-karlstrom/fred-astaire
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Fred Astaire
Read Fred Astaire lyrics by Geri Karlstrom on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fred Astaire
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Gave to listen
The song that played for us
And my heart that
suddenly
Invented tap dance?
Or I was mad
And it was a big mistake
And I do plan
And the counterplan
A film about the end?
Just to know
In such a romance movie
Before the public gets tired
You kiss me in the end?
A yes falls well
But do not feel pressured
As a thank you kiss
on the screen
Prints half evil
No problem
Be an extra in its history
And, look, or force your memory
I need to have no name
But careful
Leave me in the corner
What if I have some speech
I change to "I love you"
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Geri Karlstrom performs "Fred Astaire", and this lyric page sits inside the Geri Karlstrom catalog on LyroVerse.
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