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B-52's, The ~ Candy


It's a rainy afternoon in 1990
The big city geez it been 20
Years-candy-you were so fine
Beautiful beautiful
Girl from the north
You burned my heart
With a flickering torch
I had a dream that no one else
Could see you gave me love for free

Chorus: candy
Candy
Candy i can't let you go
All my life you're haunting me
I loved you to
Candy
Candy
Candy i can't let you go
Life is crazy
Candy baby

Kate: yeah, well it hurt me real bad
When you left
I'm glad you got out
But i miss you
I've had a hole in my heart for
So long
I've learned to fake it and just
Smile along
Down on the street
Those men are all the same
I need a love
Not games
Not games

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