Lyrics of 'Philadelphia' by Dorothy
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Fly to LA
When you get off the plane you're mine
Been teasing me and I'm feeling sixteen
So fine
All my friends have noticed something change behind
They say that I'm bold and
Love me in the night
Hate me when you're gone
Leave me in the storm when the lust is gone
Love me in the night, aha
Got sick tattoos and you give abuse, I like it
I'll play your games but we go my way, you ride
We'd look good together any way aha
I don't care what she says
Just love me in the night
Hate me when you're gone
Leave me in the storm when the lust is gone
Love me in the night
It's been too long since I had to grow, it's time
I'll play your game but we go my way, this time
Don't you tell your mother that you came, aha
I won't tell my lover
Love me in the night
Hate me when you're gone
Leave me in the storm when the lust is gone
Love me in the night
Love me in the night
Hate me when you're gone
Leave me in the storm when the lust is gone
Love me in the night
Aha, aha, aha, aha, aha
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