A Little Bit Of Your Soul
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A Little Bit Of Your Soul
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Where are you, now
I can only see your face
That's not good
If only I could forget
I know your hips
I know your zips
I kissed your lips
And everything's so great
What I need baby
Is a little bit of your soul
But you're too cold, baby
And your blood don't flow
Well you taught me
A few tricks in a bed
And that a lover
Can't be your friend
So may be flying
Can be lot of fun
But getting shot
Might be somewhere in the plot
What I need baby
Is a little bit of your soul
But you're too cold, baby
And your blood don't flow
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Kid Loco performs "A Little Bit Of Your Soul", and this lyric page sits inside the Kid Loco catalog on LyroVerse.
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