Swimmer Girl
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Swimmer Girl
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Swimming in and out
Feels so good when you lap me
I feel you coming over it's time to shine
Hiding your hair from the gazing eyes
Licking your lips as you dive, as you dive
You're raising my pulse tonight
Swimming in and out
Feels so good when you lap me
The race is on please don't ask why
We're sharing the motions, we can't keep dry
As life ticks on close your eyes, close your eyes
It's easy when we close our eyes
Swimming in and out
Feels so good when you lap me
We're just little fish
In an empty pond
Waiting for the kids
Say goodbye at dawn
Leave your works in me
I can barely breathe
I can make you scream, I can make you scream
I can make you scream
Feels so good when you love me
It feels so good
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Who performs "Swimmer Girl"?
Work Drugs performs "Swimmer Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Work Drugs catalog on LyroVerse.
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