The Legendary Healer
from Romancitysm by Universal Sex Arena
lyrics
Yes, i know your eyes won’t hide your magic, your legend, Healer. Mouths and souls from a thousand lies you’ll liberate, but let my dream grow in my head, wait because another day you’re taking control, another day you’re saving me from my words, but now you’re so beautiful you don’t know who will save you when you’ll leave my bed?
So you can stop using your hands like a healer with me don’t lose your time searching for my disease you should relax, stand still, exploit me like a machine, take off my shirt while i’m singing: today you won’t save, you’ll need another day to take control, another day you’re saving me from my words, but now you’re so beautiful you don’t know who will save you when you’ll leave my bed!
The Future comes with loads of space, smil- ing with your face, but without you people are gonna move like i will do, like i will do.
So you can stop using your hands like a healer with me don’t lose your time searching for my disease you should relax, stand still, exploit me like a machine, take off my shirt while i’m singing: today you won’t save, you’ll need another day to take control, another day you’re saving me from my words, but now you’re so beautiful you don’t know who will save you when you’ll leave my bed!
The Future comes with loads of space, smil- ing with your face, but without you people are gonna move like i will do, like i will do.
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from Romancitysm,
released October 7, 2014
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