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GrogVix [38]
3 years ago
13

Can anyone help me with this please?

Chemistry
1 answer:
Jobisdone [24]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Anywhere you go, I'll go

Shadows in the camera light

And you don't wanna take it slow, so don't

You know you're my favorite, right?

Hit you with some truth

You're like a dream

I wanna believe

Hit you with some truth

When we're together

I can't even lie

You and me got chemistry

Got, got chemistry

Got chemistry

Feel it when you're close to me

And out of reach

And in between

We got la la la, lots of good vibrations

We got la la la, we got la la la

You and me got chemistry

Got, got chemistry

Got chemistry

Any time or place, no shame

You got my attention now

Can anybody ride my wave the same

You know what I'm talkin' about

Hit you with some truth

You're like a dream

I wanna believe

Hit you with some truth

When we're together

I can't even lie

You and me got chemistry

Got, got chemistry

Got chemistry

Feel it when you're close to me

And out of reach

And in between

We got la la la, lots of good vibrations

We got la la la, we got la la la

You and me got chemistry

Got, got chemistry

Got chemistry

You and me got, you and me got

You and me got chemistry, got, got chemistry,

Got chemistry

Feel it when you're close to me

And out of reach

And in between

Ohh we got chemistry

Feel it when you're close to me

And out of reach

And in between

Ohh, we got la, la, la, we got lots of good vibrations

We got la, la, la, we got la, la, la

You and me got chemistry, got, got chemistry,

Got chemistry

Oh, no, oh, yeah

Oh, no, no, no

Oh, yes, we do

Yeah

'Cause you and me got

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