Waiting
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Waiting
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And when you go away
Don't let the red glow burn my eyes
And if you make me pay to keep you
Name your price
And I'm just waiting
I'm waiting
And I'm just waiting
You think you miss me
I always made you smile
I feel the rope start to burn
But the victory will be mine
And I'm just waiting
I'm just waiting
I'm waiting
Just waiting....
what time, what time, what time is this?
one man came....with my sister
he pulled her trousers down to the ground
... blue sky speak to me speak to me
with your hair so long and feathery
with Chinese sunset her arm, voice, spirit...
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Shakespear's Sister performs "Waiting", and this lyric page sits inside the Shakespear's Sister catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Excuse Me John and Are We In Love Yet? with a short reason for opening each page next.
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