Bossa Yeshua
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Bossa Yeshua
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All that I ever really need is a lil time
Time
For me to be just a lil bit better
Better
It wasn't always this way
Believe me when I say that I miss
The good old days
But I am ready
To leave that life behind
As long as I get to make her
Happy
It's all she deserved to be
And she loves me
All that she ever really needs is a lil more time
Lil more time
For her to see that I can be a lil better for her
Better for her
It wasn't always this way
Believe me when I say
That I miss
The good old days
But I am ready
To leave that life behind
As long as I get to make her
Happy
It's all she deserves to be
And she loves me
You can hold my hand
You can come with me and go away
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