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Body Talk

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: M2U Canonical path: /m2u/body-talk Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Body Talk

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I am close enough to see your eyes

But tell me who I should be like

Now, stop painting black upon the whitest lies

Stop pushing me, stop, rewind

Again, close enough to hold your hands

To ask what it takes to be a man

So many choices, too many voices

And I know they only steal me away from you

Let me be myself

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