I don't know much about you, but I pretty sure I want to be with you
I haven't got a clue what is wrong, what is right, what is left to do
I read a magazine
I watch a TV-screen
I dive into a dream only to find me in love with you

I wish you'll never stop to make my head go pop
You make my head go pop pop pop pop pop pop
every time you're around

It's a pleasant valley Sunday and everything seems to be beautiful
People go to church, but I'm found contemplating by the swimmingpool
I'm gazing at the sun
I watch him bringing joy to everyone
I feed the ducks with a ban only to find me in love with you

I wish you'll never stop to make my head go pop
You make my head go pop pop pop pop pop pop

You make my head go pop pop pop pop pop pop
every time you're around
Press to play and never stop to make my head go pop
Yea, you make my head go pop pop pop pop pop pop every time you're around

Make my head go pop pop pop
Make my head go pop pop
Go pop pop
I feed the ducks with a ban only to find me in love with you


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