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A-Ha ~ The Blood That Moves The Body


(pal waaktaar) It's the way we feel Tonight As if it's all unreal All right My love, won't you come back to Our love, you know i'll react to The blood that moves my body Now covers the ground The blood that moves the body The blood that moves the body There's nowhere to go Tonight Lend some warmth to our cold And lonely lives Red stains on 'eyes of a blue dog' My pains fade as the interiors fog The blood that moves my body Now colours the ground The blood that moves the body The blood that moves the body Not long ago It hurt us so A tremble through our lives The love and care... The way we were Lost its way at nights It's the way we feel Tonight Lend some warmth to our cold And lonely lives My love, won't you come back to Our love, you know we'll react to The blood that moved our bodies Now covers the ground... Now covers the ground The blood that moves the body The blood that moves the body more free lyrics

(pal waaktaar)

It's the way we feel
Tonight
As if it's all unreal
All right
My love, won't you come back to
Our love, you know i'll react to
The blood that moves my body
Now covers the ground
The blood that moves the body
The blood that moves the body
There's nowhere to go
Tonight
Lend some warmth to our cold
And lonely lives
Red stains on 'eyes of a blue dog'
My pains fade as the interiors fog
The blood that moves my body
Now colours the ground
The blood that moves the body
The blood that moves the body
Not long ago
It hurt us so
A tremble through our lives
The love and care...
The way we were
Lost its way at nights
It's the way we feel
Tonight
Lend some warmth to our cold
And lonely lives
My love, won't you come back to
Our love, you know we'll react to
The blood that moved our bodies
Now covers the ground...
Now covers the ground
The blood that moves the body
The blood that moves the body

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