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Push Me
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how would you feel
if you can’t tell what's real
these are trying times
roll up your window blinds!
waking up with your taste in my mouth
but it’s what you said that I’m thinking about
you’re all cold so silent and bold
but I rather stay
than turn love into hate
just one more minute
we’re running late
gotta catch up and
get my head straight
‘cause it’s what you said….
yeah it’s what you said…
push me
I can’t be stuck
push me
I need a little luck
we’re standing tall
but we’re falling deep
push me
your warm eyes are
challenging me
holding on to the shore
but there’s more to explore
yeah you go first and
take a leap
my heart's pumping
heaving trouble to breathe
‘cause it’s what you said
yeah it’s what you said
push me
I can’t be stuck
push me
I need a little luck
we’re standing tall
but we’re falling deep
push me, it’s what I need
and you’re the only only only one that I could see
and we were almost there, but somehow I’ve lost my speech
and no I can’t explain, what you’re doing to me
cause you’re the only one I wanted and I couldn't reach
push me
I can’t be stuck
push me
I need a little luck
push me
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Annie Taylor Zürich, Switzerland
Hi, we're Annie Taylor
Label: Taxi Gauche Records
Booking: Pøjpøj
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