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Bic Runga ~ Roll Into One


If I could make you mine We could spend some time Maybe you could come around in the weekend Summers rolling by And we don't have much time Tell me all about what keeps you ticking We could sit in the sun Let the days all roll into one How could you take so long to decide How would you know until you tried Say what's on your mind Don't be so unkind If you believe in stupid things like love Then we could sit in the sun Let the days all roll into one How could you take so long to decide How would you know until you tried Tried Tried If you tried more free lyrics

If I could make you mine
We could spend some time
Maybe you could come around in the weekend
Summers rolling by
And we don't have much time
Tell me all about what keeps you ticking
We could sit in the sun
Let the days all roll into one
How could you take so long to decide
How would you know until you tried
Say what's on your mind
Don't be so unkind
If you believe in stupid things like love
Then we could sit in the sun
Let the days all roll into one
How could you take so long to decide
How would you know until you tried
Tried
Tried
If you tried

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