Les Rita Mitsouko
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In my tea

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Les Rita Mitsouko Canonical path: /rita-mitsouko-les/in-my-tea Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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In my tea

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Watching through the doorLook at a mirrorIn my teaWatching in my cupChange a little my make upIn my teaMoving reds and pinksFun factory of lipsticksIn my teaAnd this green,

it's too muchTurning off my dark blushI can change the weatherI make a thunderIn my teaAny place for my hair?Yes,

only in the airThere's not so much placeI get a strange faceBut there's no wrong or rightIt's a question of lightsWatching through the doorWanna get some moreWith my teaMy mother is coming with my fatherThey're laughing in my teaOh,

they're looking so sweetI drink themWith a strong beatOh in my teaDrink my teaAnd watch over the sea

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