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Just a Call
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She´s the kind of girl who makes you tumble, slip and hit the ground,
Someone who just came to give light to my world,
Funny, bright and crazy, sexy thing at night,
Just the type of girl you´ve been waiting for,
Yes, I really warned you, she will laugh when you stand up and then fall down,
Yes, I really warned you, she will leave you just before you start to cry...
Hello, do you need some help?
Just call, when you´re alone,
Don´t walk, too far away,
Stay close, better at home,
She said “yes, I will meet you there”,
We´ll make out all night long…
Easter plans, I know she´ll love to head up north,
In July, she´ll love to find some snow,
She will love to meet my parents,
she will love to live at home,
Charming eyes,
Sexy nose,
Sweetest voice,
Yes, she said she really liked me!,
She´ll call back,
When she´s home,
Big workload…
Someone mentioned heavy traffic…
Yes, I really warned you, she will laugh when you stand up and then fall down,
Yes, I really warned you, she will leave you just before you start to cry...
Alone, staring deeply at that phone, just a call...
She never came back home….
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