Ramada
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Ramada
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Trapped in a ramada
There’s something in the water
‘Cause it tastes like champagne
Drink up, I know you wanna, you wanna
Throw your weight against me
I want to feel the thump of your heart
Your heart, your heart
We’ll never be together
But we’ll never be apart, apart, apart
You're the ache in my back sometimes
Trapped in a ramada
There’s something in the water
‘Cause it tastes like champagne
Drink up, I know you wanna, you wanna
You’ve been waiting on me
I want to see the white of your teeth
In the summer heat
We’d never be forever
If it’s only for a week
Just a week
I know what you need
I will what you will
We’re just heat and speed
In the frozen still
I’ll give you your fill
Trapped in a ramada
There’s something in the water
‘Cause it tastes like champagne
Drink up, I know you wanna, you wanna
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