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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2020 · 2 MIN

Theyre Dancing (1)

from Patti McCurdy · host Patti McCurdy

Justine G, Katherine, Alexe, Inès They’re Dancing They're dancing and dancing and dancing and dancing They're dancing with me You used to be, you used to, you used to You used to be When you needed me Be My love, my love I hold back, sometimes I won't sing I feel good, sometimes I don't eat I walk down Saint Denis Sometimes I sing Sometimes I walk Sometimes I eat Do you love me? Are you dancing? Say you'll never ever sing without me 'Cause I want ya, and I need ya And I'm down for you always Do you love me? Are you dancing? Say you'll never ever eat without me 'Cause I want ya, and I need ya And I'm there for you always Sometimes I sing Sometimes I walk Sometimes I eat You're my everything, you're all I ever wanted We could sing real big, bigger than you ever done it I want to eat with you forever, I swear I can spend whatever on it And I say the same thing every single time I say, you're the most caring, you're the most caring You're the most caring, you're the most caring You're the most caring boy I've ever known, most caring I've ever known Most caring boy I've ever known, most caring I've ever known I say, you the most caring Sometimes I sing Sometimes I walk Sometimes I eat But I never run away Even when I'm away I'm on my worst behaviour Don't you ever sing without me

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