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Transmatic ~ Come


Candles a-flame, drank all the red wine Dancing to jazz...you know you keep me in time. Skin so soft. Lips are so wet. Afraid to move a muscle, yeah I'm holding my breath. And you asked me what I said? And I tell you...I tell you now (CHORUS:) Are you coming with me? Coming with me? I always come for you. Got it all down. Got it all right Putting moves together cause it's Saturday night And I'm all about you - you feel it for me Can't wait a second now what will it be? And you asked me what I said? And I tell you...I tell you now CHORUS Holding my breath, biting my tongue If you don't understand it, well It won't last long. I've got nothing to try you haven't seen yet Move a little closer cause it's your best bet. And you asked me what I said?! And I tell you...I tell you now CHORUS don't know how...don't know why... you're gonna make it alright. more free lyrics

Candles a-flame, drank all the red wine
Dancing to jazz...you know you keep me in time.
Skin so soft. Lips are so wet.
Afraid to move a muscle, yeah I'm holding my breath.
And you asked me what I said?
And I tell you...I tell you now

(CHORUS:)
Are you coming with me? Coming with me? I always come for you.
Got it all down. Got it all right
Putting moves together cause it's Saturday night
And I'm all about you - you feel it for me
Can't wait a second now what will it be?
And you asked me what I said?
And I tell you...I tell you now

CHORUS

Holding my breath, biting my tongue
If you don't understand it, well
It won't last long.
I've got nothing to try you haven't seen yet
Move a little closer cause it's your best bet.
And you asked me what I said?!
And I tell you...I tell you now

CHORUS

don't know how...don't know why... you're gonna make it alright.

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