Palm Trees
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Palm Trees
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Looking at the window
I can't find something to realize
Waiting for a message for me
But you were always one step ahead
You were always one step ahead
You were always one step ahead
From me
Waiting for the palm tree
Waiting for the palm tree
Baby, are you good though?
I don't know, I barely even know you
Maybe I'm a sucker for love
But you were always one step ahead
You were always one step ahead
You were always one step ahead
From me
Waiting for the palm tree
Waiting for the palm tree
Waiting for the palm tree
Sunshine on my good times
I'll undo you
Kiss my lips I'm golden
Falling into you
You're my little alibi
Waiting for the palm tree
Sunshine on my good times
Kiss my lips, I'm golden
Falling into you
You're my little alibi
Waiting for the palm tree
Waiting for the palm tree
Waiting for the palm tree
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