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Bjork ~ Crying


I travel All around the city Go in and out of Locomotives All alone There's no one here And people everywhere Chorus Crying 'cause i need you Crying i can feel you Crying 'cause i need you Crying 'cause i care It's a hot day And i'm dressed lightly I move carefully Through the crowd Here everyone Is so vulnerable And i'm aswell There's no one here And people everywhere Chorus Only if a ship would sail in Or just someone came And knocked at my door Or just (or just) something Crying 'cause i need you Crying 'cause i need you more free lyrics

I travel
All around the city
Go in and out of
Locomotives
All alone

There's no one here
And people everywhere

Chorus
Crying 'cause i need you
Crying i can feel you
Crying 'cause i need you
Crying 'cause i care

It's a hot day
And i'm dressed lightly
I move carefully
Through the crowd

Here everyone
Is so vulnerable
And i'm aswell

There's no one here
And people everywhere

Chorus

Only if a ship would sail in
Or just someone came
And knocked at my door
Or just (or just) something

Crying 'cause i need you
Crying 'cause i need you

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