1. |
Cold Gold
02:54
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Wa-oh
I got it you know
Wa-oh
but you want it too slow
Wa-oh
and it's making it so
you've got me wondering why I can't belong
Oh
Don't lie to yourself
Wa-oh
You want me on your shelf
Wa-oh
but I'm not yours to
take in and out whenever you so please
Oh
And I know its wrong
Wa-oh
and you took too long
Wa-oh
but I want you now,
now, now...
You've got problems and I can't solve them
never thought I would be stuck here at this point
Damn it's true that I really want you but
You've got problems and I can't solve them
Keep playing with my head it'll get old here fast
What am I to do? x3
For the record I could have done better
I wish I could go back in time just to take you out
Damn its true that
You've got problems and I can't solve them
I wish I could go back in time just to take you out
What am I to do? x3
And it looks like you know
that you're missing me I know
and it really, it shows
that you're missing me I know
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2. |
Keep it
01:58
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3. |
Kiss and Make Up
02:54
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4. |
Night Moves
03:34
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