1. |
Moon Fever
02:40
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I've been looking in your eyes
Your eyes
Following the peace of your mind
Your mind
I have a moon fever
I say I don't know why
You say i go too wild
Wild
Wild
In this crazy world
The air on my face unfurl
A moon fever
I say I don't know why
You say I go too wild
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2. |
Cherry Bomb
02:47
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I
Belong to you
Hello darling
You my hero
Because of you
I go through and I grow
Hello Honey
I don't ever fail
I will never
Give up your love
Away
I'm a cherry bomb
I'm a cherry bomb
But I need you
You
Belong to me
Hello darling
You my hero
Because of me
You go through and you grow
Hello Honey
You don't ever fail
I will never
Give up your love
Away
I'm a cherry bomb
I'm a cherry bomb
But I need you
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3. |
Remember Me
03:30
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I can't tell you
The sea is moving so fast
And the flowers grow last
On our love from tomorrow
Remember me
Remember me
Baby
Don't you love me?
Don't you need me ?
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4. |
I Say I Don't Care
02:36
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For your love
I don't know where I go
I had a long walk dancing in the meadow
For a story
When i begging to say no
I've been quietly going through my sorrow
I say I don't care and then I throw my hands up in the air
I say I don't care and then I throw my hands up in the air
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
For your love
I don't know where I go
I had a long walk dancing in the meadow
For a story
When i begging to say no
I've been quietly going through my sorrow
I say I don't care and then I throw my hands up in the air
I say I don't care and then I throw my hands up in the air
Oh yeah
Oh yeah
I say I don't care and then I throw my hands up in the air
I say I don't care and then I throw my hands up in the air
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