do do do
do do do
do do

when your world trembles and quakes
and your footing suddenly shifts and shakes

take my hand
we'll hide in the corner;
hide in corner
take my hand
we'll hide 'til it's over;
'til it's all over

lalalalala lalalalala lalalalala lalalalalalalaaa

we have choices to make
we have promises that we can't break
there is nothing left to loose
so hold on to me, I'll hold on to you

take my hand
we'll hide in the corner;
hide in the corner
take my hand we'll hide 'til it's over;
'til its' all over

oooOOOOoooOOO
lalalalala lalalalala lalalalala lalalalalalalaaa
lalalalala lalalalala lalalalala lalalalalalalaaaaaohhh
OOOOooooooOOOO
OOOOOooooooo

take my hand
we'll hide in the corner;
hide in corner
take my hand
we'll hide it's 'til it's over;
'til it's all over

take my hand
we'll hide in the corner;
hide in the corner
take my hand
we'll hide 'til it's over;
'til its' all over

oooOOOoooo
lalalalala lalalalala lalalalala lalalalalalalaaa
lalalalala lalalalala lalalalala lalalalalalalaaa
lalalalala lalalalala lalalalala lalalalalalalaaa
lalalalala lalalalala lalalalala lalalalalalalaaaaa


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    Gorgeous.

    MayaMooon April 01, 2010   Link

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