The Lure Would Prove too Much
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The Lure Would Prove too Much
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Stone cold, I think I'm taking you home, so
I can be broken in two
Just like you
Sexy eyes and c'est la vie, I'll call you sometime
When I'm blue-
Say so, I'm getting under your skin, so soft
I can't help but pursue
Til I'm screwed
Sunset, everything's fire
But I can't can't get any higher
Come get this lightning and rain all over me
Come to, I forget all of it
Someone, I can't remember at al-
Is gonna fall
O, Babe, without any doubt there is
One thing I am nothing without and
O, Babe surely you know I'll never tell you
Come back down, come back down
Come, if you're dumb
O, Babe, without any doubt there is
One thing I am nothing without and
O, Babe surely you know I'll never tell you
Sunrise, sunrise, sunrise, some rise
Sunrise, sunrise
on me
Shine on, I can see clearly the light on
Crashing me into the rocks
You siren sweet
Street...
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