Crawl back baby
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Crawl back baby
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In a house with the raindrops on
You can call me now
I lose myself in a second guess
And leave it all to chance
And to my crawl back baby
If you could sing you'd save me
I'll try to take it slowly
To my crawl back baby
On a street with a lover's song
Lady 45
I lose myself in an impulse
I lose myself in the dirt
And to my crawl back baby
If you could sing you'd save me
I'll try to take it slowly
To my crawl back baby
Cos the way that you look tonight
Is everything I'll ever want
I can't fall any further now
So c'mon
And be my crawl back baby
If you could sing you'd save me
I'll try to take it slowly
To my crawl back baby
And to my crawl back baby
If you could sing you'd save me
I'll try to take it slowly
To my crawl back baby
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