Disco Ball
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Disco Ball
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I see their faces behind me
I see their faces behind me
And now i don't know what to do
I didn't want to go back
I should resist to their eyes
Sometimes i fell like a changing
No one could say that i didn't try
I saw the light
Starting
And try to go
Baby,
Can i forget to those night
And i, and i and i and know
You tell me
I see them hands behind me
Their were actually login for me
I see their faces behind me
And now
Sometimes i feel like it' changing in me
Sometimes i feel like it' changing in me
Sometimes i feel like it' changing in me
Baby, share it with me
I saw the light
Starting their i use and now
And try to go
Baby,
Can i forget to those nights
And i, and i and i and now
You tell me how
I'm changing baby
When i try
You know, i can resist my baby
And now, and now, and now
You tell me how
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