Crashing The Same Scene
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Crashing The Same Scene
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Will you meet me here?
I can smile and say
How you look good
We can talk all
Love and money
How I can read you
Like a magazine
Oh we crash the same scene just to talk all night
How we all want some glamour
Oh we crash the same scene just to talk all night
How we all want some glamour
Now we're standing here
Has anything changed?
You seem so cold
This conversation is running on air
Now I can read you like a magazine
Oh we crash the same scene just to talk all night
How we all want some glamour
Oh we crash the same scene just to talk all night
How we all want some glamour
We all want some glamour
We all want some glamour
We all want some glamour
We all want some glamour
(to fade)
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