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Better Than Ezra ~ Like It Like That


(written by kevin griffin) Calling from that porch again Low dress blowing in the wind (i should have known i'd regret it later) But she blow like a tsunami I like it like that I like it like that I like it like that Terra cotta, window pane Brown skin soaking up the rain (i should have been a cynical writer) But she don't care just where he be I like it like that I like it like that I like it like that She can move you! She can move you! What's your name? Destiny. I like it like that I like it like that I like it like that more free lyrics

(written by kevin griffin)

Calling from that porch again
Low dress blowing in the wind
(i should have known i'd regret it later)
But she blow like a tsunami

I like it like that
I like it like that
I like it like that

Terra cotta, window pane
Brown skin soaking up the rain
(i should have been a cynical writer)
But she don't care just where he be

I like it like that
I like it like that
I like it like that

She can move you!
She can move you!
What's your name?
Destiny.

I like it like that
I like it like that
I like it like that

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