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Cherry Poppin' Daddies ~ We'll Always Have Paris


Feline, recline here in my room of blue Eyes of green mystery, transmissions I loved the way you moved. I feel all right Yeah i'm ok 16 stories above the street Shiva diva angel whore You and me, yeah. This room is fur in electric blue Shiny black and tight on you Rent bloody movies laugh and screw Shiny black and tight on you Fleur de mal, you fell down...down down Sometimes i see someone who reminds me of you I'm fine, i still write Live in squalor and you still refuse In the years after the plane left i forgot all of my french I was too young to know It would be my last chance. This room is fur in electric blue Shiny black and tight on you Rent bloody movies laugh and screw Shiny black and tight on you I'm your trade You're my trade I'm your slave You're my slave I'm okay, you're okay. i'm okay I'm dying to come for you This room is fur in electric blue Shiny black and tight on you. Drink bloody mary's laugh and screw. (in my room of blue) Shiny black and tight on you Kneel before the horse and kiss his hooves (in my room of blue) Fleur de mal you fell, down...down...down... Shiny black and tight on you more free lyrics

Feline, recline here in my room of blue
Eyes of green mystery, transmissions
I loved the way you moved.
I feel all right
Yeah i'm ok
16 stories above the street
Shiva diva angel whore
You and me, yeah.

This room is fur in electric blue
Shiny black and tight on you
Rent bloody movies laugh and screw
Shiny black and tight on you
Fleur de mal, you fell down...down down

Sometimes i see someone who reminds me of you
I'm fine, i still write
Live in squalor and you still refuse
In the years after the plane left i forgot all of my french
I was too young to know
It would be my last chance.

This room is fur in electric blue
Shiny black and tight on you
Rent bloody movies laugh and screw
Shiny black and tight on you
I'm your trade
You're my trade
I'm your slave
You're my slave
I'm okay, you're okay. i'm okay

I'm dying to come for you
This room is fur in electric blue
Shiny black and tight on you.
Drink bloody mary's laugh and screw. (in my room of blue)
Shiny black and tight on you
Kneel before the horse and kiss his hooves (in my room of blue)
Fleur de mal you fell, down...down...down...
Shiny black and tight on you

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