Five Minutes
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Five Minutes
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Under the black light
I see right through you.
And I'm reaching for nothing
'cause nothing is out there.
Just my heavy breathing
and I want It right now.
I can't shake this feeling
and I want it right now.
Five minutes is all I need.
Give me your hands.
Under the spotlight
we are one body.
Together we're reaching
for something beyond us.
And my heavy breathing
is blocking out all sound.
1 can't shake this feeling
and I need it right now.
Five minutes is all I need.
Give me your hands.
Just like a flashlight
we pierce through the darkness.
Our hearts are a hammer
beating from inside.
And they want to escape us,
pass into each other.
But we won't be broken,
'cause our need is right now.
Five minutes is all I need.
Give me your hands.
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