You And I
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You And I
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I like the way you look at me baby
Please don't try and turn on the lights
I act as if I'm not going crazy
Girl, I'm on the road tonight
Will you tell me where you're gonna take it?
If I had a heart you're the one that should break it
The engine's running, can't decide if I should ride away
You and I, you and I!
I had a woman
She went away
And now I'm lonely
Fuck it
You and I, you and I!
You and I, you and I!
Will you tell me where you're gonna take it?
If I had a heart you're the one that should break it
The engine's running, can't decide if I should ride away
You and I, you and I!
You and I, you and I!
You and I, you and I!
I like the way you look at me baby
Please don't go and turn on the lights
I act as if I'm not going crazy
Girl, I'm on the road tonight
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