Chatting room
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Chatting room
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you've met each other in a club that night and
you drank all of it
well you both were off your tree
so you waken when the sun is high,
well i'll tell you something
she's gone too far,
she must've got in mars by this time
now her blue eyes sing in your mind and
her smile lights your way to forget
she ain't no worried now,
sit and wait for her call in the sofa chatting with
your living room
there ain't no worry at all if you pass through the
walls
but you're still living in your chatting room
so far you've heard that she's been in the web,
well it might have been her
yet it's hard to know until she tells you so
you won't forget all the moves she made
and the thoughts she told you
you're my family now,
come and have lunch with us afternoon
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