In Your Arms
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In Your Arms
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You can say in my ear
Everything you want to say
Keep walking slowly
My body has no time to close
Today it's yours
Only yours
I can feel your eyes following my movements
From the simple ones, to the more sinuous
Keep touching my body
Make my sea overflow
Keep moving slowly
Until I can breathe again
You don't have to count the hours
It's three o'clock in the morning
And I'm still yours
In your arms, only yours
Just light your cigarette
Make the night worth it
Follow the sky way
And wait a few minutes
Close your little eyes
Feel my touch in your skin
Just disintegrate me
I will not count the hours
Don't leave me in this night
My body has no time to close
Today it's yours
Only yours
I can feel your eyes following my movements
From the simple ones, to the more sinuous
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