Whisper Something German (In My Ear)
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Whisper Something German (In My Ear)
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Please, let me lay my arms around you
Whisper something German in my ear
Lover, oh, lover
Don't ever lay me low
I'm falling out of lust with
Foolish fear
1st Verse:
Well, I'm sorry about the drink you know
But I couldn't help but notice
The anticipation in your voice
Or that kiss you've stolen
The sly looks from across the table
The prelude leads on
The way you leave me smiling dizzy
Don't think lover
Just lead me on
Repeat Chorus
2nd Verse:
Your warm breath
Thrills right through me
Your touch is sinking in
My inhibitions wilt in the heat
Don't think, baby
Just take me in
Repeat Chorus
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