Ruby Over Diamond
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Ruby Over Diamond
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Ruby over Diamond
what a wonder
it is to see you
what a wonder
it is to feel you
I found your hideout
in the rubble
where you can cry out
when you're in trouble
now I want to be
in your hide and seek
now I want to make children
do I scare you
or make you frightened
don't you dare to move
the rope's will tighten
is it over
does it hurt you
all I wanted was
to divert you
now I want to be
in your hide and seek
now I want to make
love to, love to, love to you
you're the glacier
I'm the bonfire
you're the treasure
that I desire
you're the ruby
over diamonds
shy and moody
you're a wonder
wonder
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Kashmir performs "Ruby Over Diamond", and this lyric page sits inside the Kashmir catalog on LyroVerse.
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