Take Me To Mars
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Take Me To Mars
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carolina
june bugs
hotel
smell
large windows
look inside
checkin people
checkin in
smelling like perfume
woman after woman
right away
on cue
california
let me go
i'll fly anytime
-take me to mars
burn in the sun
nothing but your eyes
clouds... clouds underwater-
i always like to take
pictures from car windows
drive and drive and drive and drive
and always trying to race my life
well, carolina
carolina here i come
june bugs on your back porch
hey let's have some fun
-chorus-
push you away to me
grey skies are blue
blue skies for me...
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Milla Jovovich performs "Take Me To Mars", and this lyric page sits inside the Milla Jovovich catalog on LyroVerse.
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