Licorice
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Licorice
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Standing by the pop machine
You were tying your shoes
I tripped over my own feet
I covered you in juice
U just glared at me so
Make up running in your eyes
And your stiletto heel grazed my work boot
For a slow dance
A slow dance.
Such a windy day
We had a stupid
About your pretty dress
The one you wear so tight
May I ask for a slow dance?
A slow dance with you
If all I can do
Is have a slow dance
With you.
You had a hole in your heart
It wasn't very big
It seem every other day
Your lips turned to blue
I took every chance I got
To brush up to your face
And I whispered as soft as I could
For a slow dance
A slow dance
Such a silky day
Another quiet night
Such a pretty dress
Such a willing wife
A slow dance
A slow dance with you
If all I can do is have a slow dance with you 3x
If all If all I can do
Is have a slow dance with u 2x
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Who performs "Licorice"?
User performs "Licorice", and this lyric page sits inside the User catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Licorice"?
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