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play my party
03:09
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oh oh play my party
oh oh make it dancey
oh oh take a bottle
oh oh then come find me
you give me goosebumps on my neck
you make me salivate
you make my eyes grow wide
you make my heart beat fast
you make my stomach ache
you twist my tongue
where is this fog coming from
where is this fog coming from
skin against skin beads of your sweat run into mine
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2. |
sensation exploration
03:05
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i don't know if we'll ever get another chance
quite like this rare circumstance
so we'll try every type of touch
ill let you know if it hurts too much
sensation exploration
sensation exploration
come now let us bask in the after glow
come now wrap me up in your terry cloth
sensation exploration
sensation exploration
i don't know if we'll ever get another chance
quite like this rare circumstance
so we'll try every type of touch
ill let you know if it hurts too much
sensation exploration
sensation exploration
come now let us bask in the after glow
come now wrap me up in your terry cloth
come now before they open the doors
come now before its too late
sensation exploration
sensation exploration
come now let us bask in the after glow
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