Velour And Velcro
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Velour And Velcro
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What will be
May not be what should be
And for the best
Ain't always what I need
But I believe in heaven
I have seen it's truth
The way you push and pull me in your bed
The way your eyes play games inside my head
Hovering, right atop your waist
Lingering for just another taste
'Cause I believe in heaven
So I'll show it to you
The way you push and pull me in your bed
The way your eyes play games inside my head
Glory, glory hallelujah
Glory, glory hallelujah
What will be
May not be what should be
And for the best
Ain't always what I need
But I believe in heaven
I have seen it's truth
The way you push and pull me in your bed
The way your eyes play games inside my head
The way your lips destroy me
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