Sister Of Mercy
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Sister Of Mercy
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Sister of Mercy
Can I come home with you?
I'd tell you my secrets
You could tell me yours too
I need your loving so bad tonight
Free me baby take me high
The moon's just right
The moon's just right
Sister of Mercy
Can I come home with you?
I'd tell you my secrets
You could tell me yours too
Take me dancing
Through the shadows tonight
Free me baby take me high
The moon's just right
The moon's just right
Sister of Mercy
Can I come home with you?
I'd tell you my secrets
You could tell me yours too
(Instrumental)
The moon's just right
The moon's just right
The moon's just right
The moon's just right
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