Watercolor King (Intro)
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Watercolor King (Intro)
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I'm kind of do my own lies
You do it too, thank you
Let me live with your smile
I do not accept losing
Boiling in the bathtub
Can't stand still
Don’t you want to sit down and feel it?
I think you just want to feel
I'm the kind of heat that will make this place melt
Look at these colors
They belong to me
This time I'll leave you and make this place melt
Make my face and body red
Now you know what all of them felt?
Come closer to me
Paint my body dark green
Forever and lonely
You will never be
You would never know that I am the watercolor king
Watercolor king, watercolor king
You would never know that I am the watercolor king
Watercolor king, watercolor king
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