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Aerosmith ~ Sudona Sunrise


I was a city boy Cought up in a city way A nitty gritty boy Stayin' out all night And always gettin blown away There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love She was a city girl With no responsibility A pretty little city girl All fired up and what's That got to do to me There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love It's as clear as a Sunrise in sudona Just what it is That's blowin' in the wind It's the fire in her eyes It's the tear when she cries It's the heat when i fall on my knees That i'm thinkin' of There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love It's as clear as a Sunrise in sudona Just what it is That's blowin' in the wind It's the fire in her eyes It's the tear when she cries It's the heat when i fall on my knees That i'm thinkin' of There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love more free lyrics

I was a city boy
Cought up in a city way
A nitty gritty boy
Stayin' out all night
And always gettin blown away

There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love

She was a city girl
With no responsibility
A pretty little city girl
All fired up and what's
That got to do to me

There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love

It's as clear as a
Sunrise in sudona
Just what it is
That's blowin' in the wind
It's the fire in her eyes
It's the tear when she cries
It's the heat when i fall on my knees
That i'm thinkin' of

There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love

It's as clear as a
Sunrise in sudona
Just what it is
That's blowin' in the wind
It's the fire in her eyes
It's the tear when she cries
It's the heat when i fall on my knees
That i'm thinkin' of

There ain't no breeze to cool the heat of love

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