| I first met her on a train, doing her thing
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| From the Mediterrane, with American slang
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| She was rocking three fourths of gear, had to steer
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| How she ran in your ear underneath the sheer
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| Where you grind? |
| What’s your destination? |
| had to ask
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| She took out a flask, took a sip and then passed
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| Took a weird smell like hot biscuits plus weed
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| Said she going to the place where the East and West meet
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| Do you speak Arabic? |
| What do you eat?
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| Do you smoke BB’s? |
| Do you gas in the street?
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| Said she’s traveling, she spreading the word of Allah
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| She left to meditate and do her mantra
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| Prayers with a, beads indeed
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| Said she always felt high, never needed weed
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| As she gazed into my eye started falling deep
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| Who’s this exotic looking lady sitting next to me?
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| She from a land of sand: Iraq, Iran
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| Holy temples, Muslim and Christian
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| Like Isis,, Min or Set
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| Mysterious lady that I can’t forget
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| She from a land of sand, where pyramids dwell
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| And angels blow their breath through seashells
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| Like Isis,, Min or Set
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| Mysterious lady that I can’t forget
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| She in her seat and she massaged her feet
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| With her other hand off the Cali heat
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| Start remembering
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| And I’m sitting next to her like oh my god
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| What a beautiful creature, yes you’ve been blessed
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| In hella aspects, I like how you dress
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| Hanged onto my game, the subject changed
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| She turned the other way and started hollering names
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| She said «Hare Krishna, Hare Rama»
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| With my wig pushed back I’m like what’s going on
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| Did I come so strong or oh so weak?
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| Then I peeped back at her and she started to speak
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| She said: «Thanks for the compliment, I admit that I get kinda shy
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| When you look in my eye»
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| It’s cool I ain’t tripping, whole time slipping
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| Deeper in the bliss, she got me transfixed
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| Like I’m locked into her, my thoughts get purer
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| I moved a little bit to get close to her
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| Seemed like I knew her from another time
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| Everything gets slower as my mind reclined
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| She from a land of sand: Iraq, Iran
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| Holy temples, Muslim and Christian
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| Like Isis,, Min or Set
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| Mysterious lady that I can’t forget
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| She from a land of sand, where pyramids dwell
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| And angels blow their breath through seashells
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| Like Isis,, Min or Set
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| Mysterious lady that I can’t
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| «My broken heart is»
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| «From another land»
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| She don’t rock, she don’t rock no ice
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| She just rocks that her world makes her Indian spice
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| Got the aura in my nostrils, I’m so close
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| I’m intoxicated like I caught the holy ghost
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| When we approaching my, feeling my stomach drop
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| When we reach the train drop look at the clock
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| It says 7:07, man it’s time to swerve
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| Should I get the mathematics, then I get my nerve
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| Up in, this is, got decisions to make
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| Turned around to holler at her but I’m already late
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| She’s staring at me from the window with her eyes half closed
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| I shiver peace to the East, she already knows
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| The train roller was slow, I keep looking back
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| To my mystical lady out there way on the track
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| She from a land of sand: Iraq, Iran
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| Holy temples, Muslim and Christian
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| Like Isis,, Min or Set
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| Mysterious lady that I can’t forget
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| She from a land of sand, where pyramids dwell
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| And angels blow their breath through seashells
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| Like Isis,, Min or Set
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| Mysterious lady that I can’t forget |