Lyrics Camilla - Gasmac Gilmore

Camilla - Gasmac Gilmore
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Camilla , by - Gasmac Gilmore. Song from the album Dead Donkey, in the genre Иностранный рок
Release date: 24.05.2012
Record label: Monkey
Song language: English

Camilla

Camilla, before she died
She drank tequila, and so did i
We both sang schalalalalala
Last sunday i met conchita
We started to drink some margaritas
We both sang schalalalalala
Beneath camilla’s hands
We all can see a man that stares
Dead at the game that was his chance
Defeated by the love, he never felt before
Her explicit defense
Turn around, turn around, turn around
Sing out loud, sing out proud
Find your face down on the ground
On the ground
La mandarina
Just when she drinks
Some caipirinha, she starts to shrink
We both sing shalalalalala
Little bambina knows
She’ll need some help to go
She stumpled babbling through the room
While she was waving with a spoon
And then she fell
Turn around, turn around, turn around
Sing out loud, sing out proud
Find your face down on the ground
On the ground
Down on the ground
Beneath camilla’s hands
We all can see a man that stares
Dead at the game that was his chance
Defeated by the love, he never felt before
Beneath camilla’s hands
We all can see a man that stares
Dead at the game that was his chance
Defeated by the love, he never felt before
Her explicit defense
Turn around, turn around, turn around
Sing out loud, sing out proud
Find your face down on the ground
On the ground
Down on the ground

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