Slowdance
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Slowdance
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slowdancing
with someone who is a thousand miles away
settling someone else's argument
and he doesn't even know how it started
strangers dance with strangers
but they watch her every move
sit swallowing cocktails
better get your head down
slowdancing
in a minefield where everybody knows your name
and every familiar face just makes her lonely
distance and the weeks gone by
strangers dance with strangers
trying to keep a brave face
far away from danger
you better get your head down
better get your head down (x2)
you'll be the talk of the town (x4)
slowdancing
a thousand miles away
settling someone else's argument
watch her every move (x3)
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