Across the Room
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Across the Room
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Walking to the place
You snatch me from the waist
My heart, it started racing
A crowd across the way
You felt breeze on your face
And then [?] from the eighties
Someone keeps blocking my way
I can’t feel farther away
Wait on a moment to say
That I want you, you know that I want you, oh
Oh-oh-oh
Across the room
Across the room
Lost in inner daze
I caught your sudden gaze
And time, it started racing
But moments tend to fade
And you’re too far away
For me to get my name in
Someone keeps blocking my way
I can’t feel further away, oh
Wait on a moment to say
That I want you, you know that want you
Across the room
Across the room
And if you could read my mind
Will you make your way towards mine?
And if you could rеad my mind
Will you cross this room tonight?
Tonight
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