Elevator
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Elevator
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You're making move like wind on a sail
Changing my plans your love never fails
Oh elevator you're taking me up
Sometimes unnoticed and sometimes abrupt
Don't you know you're in my hands?
Don't ya know that?
Don't you know you're in my hands?
Don't ya know that?
Don't you look back now to the things where you were once found
I couldn't help but notice
That on the first floor
Someone stopped and wrote us
Don't you look back as you close the door
Oh elevator I'm pushing your buttons
And you take me high, as high as I'm willing to go
Let me know, do you want to stay on
Or do you want to be alone
Cause nobody wants to be alone, No oh no
If you stay on we can get going
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Red Umbrella performs "Elevator", and this lyric page sits inside the Red Umbrella catalog on LyroVerse.
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