Queen Of Brooklyn
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Queen Of Brooklyn
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Beautiful Woman
Waves of my ocean
Forget about love
It's too early for us
And it's so hard to trust
With a heart of dust
We don't ever want to fight
>From the feelings that
Break us down in the night
After we have shown each other
A fragile light
We don't ever want to fight
Powerful woman
Queen of Brooklyn
I know who you are we made it this far
And we both had to starve
To feel our hearts
We don't want to fight
>From the feelings that break us
Down in the night
After we have shown each other
A fragile light
We don't ever want to fight
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