Kiss My Elbow
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Kiss My Elbow
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And every five minutes
I look at the door
And I see you naked
And there's a question
That comes up to my mind
I wonder whether you are blind
But if I, hmm hmm to find
It'd be the same old story
Time after time
Oh, oh, show me your eyes
Please do
Oh baby, show me your eyes
And every five minutes
I look at the door
And there you are with your clothes on
You changed this time
And you are kissing my elbow
Is that how you say it
I really have doubts and questions about
But if I, hmm hmm, I try to find
It'd be the same old story, story, story
Oh, oh, show me your eyes, please do
Oh baby, show me your eyes
Oh yeah, show me your eyes
Oh please do, oh baby, show me your eyes
And every five minutes
I look at the door
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Russian Red performs "Kiss My Elbow", and this lyric page sits inside the Russian Red catalog on LyroVerse.
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