This Is The Party (Feat. Jan Johnston)

Cosmic Gate

Everything unfolds in perfect sequence
Like a dance
Then I wake from a dream with an angel holding me
Hm holding me

Everything unfolds in perfect sequence
Like a dance
Then I wake from a dream with an angel holding me
Hm holding me

But this is the party I want to be at
This is the party I want to be at

I scream

Leave me here
Mmm leave me here
Leave me here to find my joy the way I want to
Leave me here to find the spark that never goes away

Never goes away, never goes away never goes away

Hm leave me here

Leave me here to find my joy the way I want to
Leave me here to find the spark that never goes away
Leave me here to find my joy the way I'm dreaming
Leave me here to find the spark that never goes away

Love should make you crazy
Love should make you crazy
Love should make you crazy

Hm leave me here

Everything was there within a moment
I watched you
So I walked into the room with your eyes lingering

Everything was there within a moment
I wanted you
So I walked into the room with my eyes lingering

Hm lingering

Now this is the party I want to be at
This is the party I want to be at

I scream

Leave me here
Leave me here to find my joy the way I want to
Leave me here to find the spark that never goes away

Leave me here to find the joy the way I'm dreaming
Leave me here to find the joy the way I want to
Leave me here to find the spark that never goes away

Love should make you crazy
Love should make you crazy
Love should make you crazy

Hm life should make you crazy, life should make you crazy


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