Lyrics She Wants To Share Her Magic - Stephen Duffy, Nigel Kennedy

She Wants To Share Her Magic - Stephen Duffy, Nigel Kennedy
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song She Wants To Share Her Magic, artist - Stephen Duffy. Album song Music In Colors, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 24.06.1993
Record label: Parlophone
Song language: English

She Wants To Share Her Magic

And so we’re chastened
We feel so insecure
We’re frightened
Now not sleeping around’s
Enlightened
What did we do wrong?
While love bereaves me I can’t believe in me Natalie it started
Only an hour ago
Lying on your carpet
I knew what I didn’t know
I felt myself let go.
You know I see you
Blushing in the dark
Recalling all those requited moments
of longing
Can I accept each love
You’ve taken
The case continues
Down bourgeois avenues.
And you like a teenage Isabelle Huppert
Swapping foot noted thoughts
On what we share
On lying there
Last night the stardust
Settled in the cradled apartments
Across the evenings sweet indulgence
We satisfied ourselves.
The gears are changing
But we’re going nowhere.
Natalie it started
Only an hour ago
Lying on your carpet
I knew what I didn’t know.
Natalie it started
Only an hour ago
Lying on your carpet
I knew what I didn’t know
I felt myself let go.

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Artist lyrics: Stephen Duffy
Artist lyrics: Nigel Kennedy