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You were my gangster And i was your little princess We always listened to oldies on the radio Those lonely nights, nothing to choose You know, I love the silence But silence without you is not a silence Karma came around Like I knew it would Look, she's laughing And you laugh like you have never been lonely Pretty girls are spinning around you But loneliness is our queen Let's go to the miss America 'Cause Jeff Buckley is my second daddy You said "We are not alone" But you are a lier I loved you thousand times and i still love you, honey I thought you are too good for me, but I was wrong You are a bad boy, aren't you? And I love the way you talk with me Look, she's laughing And you laugh like you have never been lonely Pretty girls are spinning around you But loneliness is our queen Look, she's laughing And you laugh like you have never been lonely Pretty girls are spinning around you But loneliness is our queen
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Jan 5, 2014
Jan 5, 2014 at 8:28 AM UTC
Gangster's Girl
You were my gangster And i was your little princess We always listened to oldies on the radio Those lonely nights, nothing to choose You know, I love the silence But silence without you is not a silence Karma came around Like I knew it would Look, she's laughing And you laugh like you have never been lonely Pretty girls are spinning around you But loneliness is our queen Let's go to the miss America 'Cause Jeff Buckley is my second daddy You said "We are not alone" But you are a lier I loved you thousand times and i still love you, honey I thought you are too good for me, but I was wrong You are a bad boy, aren't you? And I love the way you talk with me Look, she's laughing And you laugh like you have never been lonely Pretty girls are spinning around you But loneliness is our queen Look, she's laughing And you laugh like you have never been lonely Pretty girls are spinning around you But loneliness is our queen
ophelia-1
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Lithuanian
Jan 5, 2014
Jan 5, 2014 at 8:28 AM UTC
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