Kiss You To Death
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Kiss You To Death
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In the rain, in the pouring sun
I have hardly begun to celebrate you
For a chance, for a thousand years
I will fight just to steer a moment
With you
I'm so frightened, a heart's
Excitement
I'll kiss you
In a field, running through the trees
Oh what can this be, ridiculous and
New
I'll retreat, then advance to the front
Unafraid to be blunt, i'm taking you
See my fire, i can't tire
I'll kiss you to death
If you even try to get away
What's the time, a quarter-past none
And infinity is long, waiting for you
There you are, stepping out of a train
Igniting the flame, this calamity
That's you.
Got you, keep you, prepared for you.
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