Hurricanes, Floods & Fire
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Hurricanes, Floods & Fire
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Don't you worry baby it won't kill my desire
Nothings gonna stop me not hurricanes floods and fire
Natural disaster can't keep me away
We'll be each other's shelter from tornados, tsunami and earthquakes
Don't you worry baby it won't kill my desire
Nothings gonna stop me not hurricanes floods and fire
I'll endure forever I will never tire
Nothings gonna stop me not hurricanes flood and fire
Tiny little down pour won't ruin my parade
love is an umbrella that will help us see past the mistakes
Don't you worry baby it won't kill my desire
Nothings gonna stop me not hurricanes floods and fire
Will wait out the storm and keep each other warm
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