Falling Over You
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Falling Over You
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I was always... i was always... stop!
- wait a minute. i'll remember...i think it was september...
Taking off time, taking off clothes
Taking more than i needed i suppose
Taking rides in strangers' cars
Handsome lips, topless bars
Falling down the stairs in a white wedding dress
Looking like a mess, just like i never close
Off somebody's balcony, i suppose
Falling out the window into the warm wet night
You gave me such a thrill then you gave me such a fright
...yes i remember that particular night
I was always falling over you
All that summer long one night ran into another
I was falling over you when i didn't know your number
I was always...i was always...stop!
- wait a minute. i'll remember...it was really december...
I was always falling over you
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