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He thinks I’m an angel
That's why he’s so love
White satin and wedding bells
That’s what he’s dreaming of
He thinks my love is honest
and that my words are true
He thinks that I'm an angel
but I'm in love with you
Paradise is burning
His walls have fallen down
He said he’s never loved 40 feet off the ground
He thinks my love is honest
and that my words are true
He thinks that I'm an angel
but I'm in love with you
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Daddy im in trouble, think i fell in love
with a cowboy, a gangster, a politician
Daddy always warned me, Don’t just give it up
cause they’ll take and take take until there's none
My hearts hanging on a thread
My body’s weak and my mind is dead
We said goodbye but it never ends
Cause you get can’t away from a woman who loves you
you can't run away, from the feelings that haunt you
You separate a fire from the flame that already burns
You can’t get away from a woman who loves you
Every saint’s a sinner, we all have our past
Forever is a fiction nothing lasts
Now I'm was buying time and filling my glass
overheard a man say, this too shall pass
My hearts hanging on a thread
My body’s weak and my mind is dead
We said goodbye but it never ends
Cause you get cant away from a woman who loves you
you can't run away, from the feelings that haunt you
You separate a fire from the flame that already burns
You can’t get away from a woman who loves you
woman
I’m woman that you love
Woman
I’m the woman that you need
Cause you get cant away from a woman who loves you
you can't run away, from the feelings that haunt you
You separate a fire from the flame that already burns
You can’t get away from a woman who loves you
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3. |
K-Town
02:22
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I ain't in that small town anymore
Spilling bloodlines in the junkyard
But I know those parts are a part of me
Can't catch me in k-town anymore
Little tight dress in a karaoke bar
Almost brought me to my knees
They sold their bodies as I learned to sing
Now I know I'm strong enough for anything
If I ain’t got no one I still got me
Cause I’ve been through a ring of fire
Been so lonesome I could die
I’m a daughter of a coal miners daughter
and if I had the chance I know I’d do it twice
I used to go to London on my own
18 years old, so far from home
Found me some sort of father figure
Like a dog, he followed me around, signed a record deal to a
poor loser that broke me down.. down down
Felt him watching me when I was on stage
A lot of good friends looked the other way
Till it wasn't safe I had to become brave
Cause I’ve been through a ring of fire
Been so lonesome I could die
I’m a daughter of a coal miners daughter
and if I had the chance I know I’d do it twice
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4. |
Body Heat
04:02
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A thunderstorm woke me up that night
You were asleep, so I stepped outside
Made a call to my other life
I’m coming back to ya, coming back to you
Whispering in the other room
saying we’ll be together soon
We’re Twin flames on a new moon
I’m coming back for you, coming back for you
And this double life has got me up all night
All this pretending is so exhausting, I know - ohhh
Gotta feel your body heat
Gotta feel your body heat
Drink 2 martinis, then I’ll pick a fight
Got a lot of shit on my mind
I’m leaving early to be by his side
Coming back for you
coming back for you
another Window seat, another plane
playing my life like a chess game
my other lover, I won't say his name
I'm coming back for you
I'm running back to you
And this double life has got me up all night
All this pretending is so exhaustion, I know - ohhh
Whether it’s wrong or right I want to feel your touch once
more
Gotta feel your body heat
Gotta feel your body heat
Fever, lies, secrets
Lower the shades
The lights are Florescent and flickering
Slow jazz is playing
Gotta feel your body heat
Gotta feel your body heat
Gotta feel your body heat
Gotta feel your body heat
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