Up In The Sky She's Going Mad
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Up In The Sky She's Going Mad
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Hey
Hey
Right through the window pictures of sand
Up in the sky, she's going mad
And I'm gonna tell how much I love her hair
And how she smile
And I'm gonna tell how much I love her hair
And how she smile
Hey
Hey
Right through the night whispers of truth
Come on baby, tie up my shoes
And I'm gonna tell how much I love her hair
And how she smile
And I'm gonna tell how much I love her hair
And how she smile
And I'm gonna tell how much I love her hair
And how she smile
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