Tea In China
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Tea In China
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You rest your head on my chest at night
You stress but your legs look great in tights
You drink the best tea in China
You wear your spots like a tiger
But I know, yeah, babe
Where you're coming from
I know, yeah, babe
Where you're coming from
I do my shopping in markets
I prefer floorboards to carpets
Guarding it makes me feel useless
Owning a dog is ruthless
But I know, yeah, babe
Where you're coming from
I know, yeah, babe
Where you're coming from
I know, yeah, babe
Where you're coming from
'Cause you drink the best tea in China
You drink the best tea in China
Oh, you rest your head
You rest your head
Maybe I'm scared
'Cause I need you so
I know, babe, where you're coming from
I know, yeah, babe, where you're coming from
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