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Artist: T. Rex
Canonical path: /t-rex/dawn-storm
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Dawn Storm
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Dawn Storm
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Dawn Storm
Dawn storm, o my dawn storm
I realise you're blue
Please babe, o don't squeeze babe
All that I say must be true
Baby I'm not crazy
A rush ain't no crush it's a trip
But learning on a journey
Ain't no month on the sunset strip
Times they are strange and I won't
Rearrange
No no no, not my love for you
Times they are strange and I won't
Rearrange
No no no, not my love for you
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