Blush
Read Blush lyrics by Paul Kelly on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Blush
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She walks by the Indian Ocean
As the sun sinks in the west
From the beach a breeze is blowing
Playing with her cotton dress
All I want
I confess
I just want
To see..her blush
When we kiss she tastes so salty
On her cheek and on her neck
I can't wait 'till I get with her
So I can kiss her salty breasts
All I want
All I want
In her room there's a little window
With a view right down to the shore
When night falls she lights a candle
Ooh her skin's a coat of fire
All I want
All I want
All I want (I just want to see her blush)
All I want (All across her chest)
All I want (Take off her cotton dress)
All I want (I just want to see her blush
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Who performs "Blush"?
Paul Kelly performs "Blush", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Kelly catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to (You Can Put Your) Shoes Under My Bed and Adelaide with a short reason for opening each page next.
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