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Arab Strap ~ Aries The Ram


When we were last here we named our offspring, But we never even did it, we never really did anything. We shared a birthday so we shared a do and they cooked my/your clothes when i was upstairs with you. I/you did the sheet trick, You/i did a yawn so i/you went out with the boys, Stealing the milk at dawn. I was a virgin, you were on holiday - i'd had seven glasses when she asked me to stay. So i let the wine decide what i should do. At least i was careful - i remember it was blue. more free lyrics

When we were last here we named our offspring,
But we never even did it, we never really did anything.
We shared a birthday so we shared a do and they cooked my/your clothes when i was upstairs with you.
I/you did the sheet trick,
You/i did a yawn so i/you went out with the boys,
Stealing the milk at dawn.
I was a virgin, you were on holiday
- i'd had seven glasses when she asked me to stay.
So i let the wine decide what i should do.
At least i was careful
- i remember it was blue.

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