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Alarms

from Emergency Party by Down By Five

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You come with a dirty look in your eye
You're the master of just getting a rise and yes you've done it again
You thought you'd walk away and tell your friends you strung another one along again but not tonight this isn't happening
I'll show you how to get down
But I'm telling you now
That it's not probable or possible that any of these obstacles can keep your mind off me once you have felt your world explode and go

One touch, Alarms
They go off inside your head
Relax your arms, get dressless and on the bed
And yes I will make you come again
And another time
You're blessed with the best of all of them
The way I do you right

Attention paid to everything in ways you thought was only staged on the page in seedy novels
Oh no girl
That's just what they told you
See all the times as you passed me right on by I was drinking in your sight and working on a line to drop you girl
It can't get more true girl

Carl Meeks:
When I'm in the mood for love, girl you're always ready
I get emotional feeling inside, you're the one waiting
You always make me happy, in every possible way
Cause you, giving me love, day by day

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from Emergency Party, released February 1, 2013
ft: Carl Meeks

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