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China Crisis ~ The World Spins I'm Part Of It


I can't remeber The places i've seen I've got me, holes in my pockets Where money has been This ain't the first time And it won't be the last I've got me, loving addiction Affection for the past But i cannot make no sense of it And should i try, try, try The world spins i'm part of it No wonder why, why, why Knock on my door But i won't let you in I've got me, big dedication Devotion from within Look to my window See me see you I've got me, craving collective The obvoious and new But i cannot make no sense of it And should i try, try, try The world spins i'm part of it No wonder why, why, why Talk to me patience Learn all i can I've got me no education No moralistic man This ain't the first time We've taken to the floor You've got me, feeling decisive That's what i want for sure more free lyrics

I can't remeber
The places i've seen
I've got me, holes in my pockets
Where money has been
This ain't the first time
And it won't be the last
I've got me, loving addiction
Affection for the past

But i cannot make no sense of it
And should i try, try, try
The world spins i'm part of it
No wonder why, why, why

Knock on my door
But i won't let you in
I've got me, big dedication
Devotion from within
Look to my window
See me see you
I've got me, craving collective
The obvoious and new

But i cannot make no sense of it
And should i try, try, try
The world spins i'm part of it
No wonder why, why, why

Talk to me patience
Learn all i can
I've got me no education
No moralistic man
This ain't the first time
We've taken to the floor
You've got me, feeling decisive
That's what i want for sure

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