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The urge to take you grows more strong
For time had made me wait too long
Each watch I smash apart
Just adding to my power
Each watch I smash apart
Just bringing near the hour
Of twenty-five o'clock - that's when you're going to be mine
Twenty-five o'clock, we'll be together till the end of time
At twenty-five o'clock
The ticking seconds - hear them call
My spell of hours will make you fall
Each timer that I break
Will halt the flowing sands
Each timer that I break
Will put you in my hands
At twenty-five o'clock - that's when you're going to be mine
Twenty-five o'clock, we'll be together till the end of time
At twenty-five o'clock
Each watch I smash apart
Just adding to my power
Each watch I smash apart
Just bringing near the hour
Of twenty-five o'clock
For time had made me wait too long
Each watch I smash apart
Just adding to my power
Each watch I smash apart
Just bringing near the hour
Of twenty-five o'clock - that's when you're going to be mine
Twenty-five o'clock, we'll be together till the end of time
At twenty-five o'clock
The ticking seconds - hear them call
My spell of hours will make you fall
Each timer that I break
Will halt the flowing sands
Each timer that I break
Will put you in my hands
At twenty-five o'clock - that's when you're going to be mine
Twenty-five o'clock, we'll be together till the end of time
At twenty-five o'clock
Each watch I smash apart
Just adding to my power
Each watch I smash apart
Just bringing near the hour
Of twenty-five o'clock
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