| Can we take you and add me
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| And a car, the summer season
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| And a view of the beach and a backseat
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| Can we take you and add me
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| And a car, the summer season
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| And a view of the beach and a backseat
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| Baby, that’s the recipe
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| Why can’t we just freeze in this moment?
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| Spend eternity with you, my woman
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| As the sun dips in the ocean
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| Wrapped up like some vines 'till the morning
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| I swear there’s nowhere I’d rather be
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| Than here tangled up with you all day
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| You’re all that I wanted
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| I was lost, you’re my compass
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| Like you’ve come from where the lord is
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| With peace to bathe my soul with
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| Can we take you and add me
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| And a car, the summer season
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| And a view of the beach and a backseat
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| Can we take you and add me
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| And a car, the summer season
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| And a view of the beach and a backseat
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| Baby, that’s the recipe
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| I see you and me
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| Like we’re the sun and the sea
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| Or the fall and the leaves
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| Or a spoon and a bowl of ice-cream
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| We’re whole, we were made to finish each other
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| You’re what my soul has been aching to discover
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| Like you’re coco and I’m winter time
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| Oh, I’m the appetite, baby, you are dinner time
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| You’re the knock out the park in the 9th
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| And I’m your home base, darling, we were meant to collide
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| I want all the rest my seasons spent with you
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| I want your salt and pepper braids when I’m 81
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| So can we mix our grief
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| Can we mix our happiness
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| Can we mix our homes
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| Take our broken pieces
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| Like we’re both adhesive
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| And make one whole
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| And yeah, I want cash and cars
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| But I want you too, mama
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| And yeah, I want cash and cars
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| But I want you too, mama
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| And yeah, I want cash and cars
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| But I want you too, mama
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| And yeah, I want cash and cars
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| But I want you too, mama
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| So can we take you and add me
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| And a car, the summer season
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| And a view of the beach and a backseat
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| Can we take you and add me
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| And a car, the summer season
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| And a view of the beach and a backseat
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| Baby, that’s the recipe |