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Blue System ~ Don't Knock Me Out


Oh i'm changing my name, i'm changing my face I'm telling the truth, i'm winning the race I will beg and borrow my love you will see 'cause love is a drug - gotta hold on me I'm changing my jeans, i'm wearing a tie And i am spending all my bucks Just for one more try I am stealing the stars from the sky - it is true 'cause love is a drug - just for me and you Don't knock me out, don't leave me this way Oh i love you every day jesamine I saw you in my dream Don't knock me out, don't gamble with me Oh i tell you my love is real jesamine I saw you in my dream Oh i'm changing my car and i'm changing my friends And i pray to god that it never ends I'm falling on my knees for your love you'll see 'cause love is a drug - gotta hold on me Oh i'm changing my life and i'm going to school I'm giving you my house on 5th avenue I'm stealing the moon from the sky - it is true 'cause love is a drug - just for me and you more free lyrics

Oh i'm changing my name, i'm changing my face
I'm telling the truth, i'm winning the race
I will beg and borrow my love you will see
'cause love is a drug - gotta hold on me
I'm changing my jeans, i'm wearing a tie
And i am spending all my bucks
Just for one more try
I am stealing the stars from the sky - it is true
'cause love is a drug - just for me and you

Don't knock me out, don't leave me this way
Oh i love you every day jesamine
I saw you in my dream
Don't knock me out, don't gamble with me
Oh i tell you my love is real jesamine
I saw you in my dream

Oh i'm changing my car and i'm changing my friends
And i pray to god that it never ends
I'm falling on my knees for your love you'll see
'cause love is a drug - gotta hold on me
Oh i'm changing my life and i'm going to school
I'm giving you my house on 5th avenue
I'm stealing the moon from the sky - it is true
'cause love is a drug - just for me and you

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