Hold Your Eyes
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Hold Your Eyes
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I got what cha want
I got what cha need
See me come along my baby
I'm going to give you some disease
I'm going to see you in the morning
I wanna feel you in the night
I'm gonna get me some love, my baby
I'm gonna feel you over tonight
Close your breath and hold your eyes
'Til I enter super rise, you know what I mean
So I find you in the morning
I'm lying on the floor
The break up dress inside you are gonna see you once more
And I have you little dejects
Can I party all alone?
I got something for you, baby
I'm going to leave you brats alone
Close your breath and hold your eyes
Till I enter super rise, you know what I mean
Can you hear me, hear me, hear me, hear me, woo
Close your breath and hold your eyes
Till I enter super rise, you know what I mean
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Who performs "Hold Your Eyes"?
Sugar Ray performs "Hold Your Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Sugar Ray catalog on LyroVerse.
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