Perfect Tonight
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Perfect Tonight
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In my hood
There´s a boy
Making girls breathless
Serving Tea down on 39th street
And today
Even though
It may seem hopeless
I´ll go down on my stumbling feet
And ask him out - oh yeah
And if Tonight
Turns in to this " Perfect tonight"
Then have a little mercy on my soul
And if the moon
Just lights up his devilish smile
It´s gonna take a lot of manners to stop me from this:
- steal his precious first date-kiss
I´m so ashamed
I am weak
What a big failure
I couldn´t speak - couldn´t feel my own tongue
I´m such a fool
What can I say
But today - trust me!
I will do a little better this time
And ask him out - oh yeah
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