Magic Tree

Kristen Price

Bring it back to the middle, and round again
Whip it up, shake it down and slide it back on in
Oh right, oh right
Knocking on hard wood like I know you should
You’ll be shakin’ on the kitchen floor
Cookin’ up your TV dinner
Sunday afternoon sinner
Turn it off, switch it on

Can I get an angel up in here?
I’m cryin’ ‘Save me!’
Hanging on the back of the b hole??
the soles of my feet hit the ground

Fallin’ from the Magic Tree
You know you got me on the run from the enemy
I want more, more, more
I want more, more, more
You know that my parachute is failing me
You know you got me on the run from the enemy
Come on, rescue me.

Set me free and rescue me
There's a walk on, walk on

Gotta 411 for some information
Won't someone tell me please what I got to do to ease this fascination
I've been climbing up a brick of wall 1000 feet tall
Just pull me over to the other side
Not another TV dinner
Sunday afternoon sinner
Tell me who's taking who for a ride

Can I get a 1-2 (can I get a ride)
Can I get a witness
Can I get a 3-4 (yeah)

Fallin’ from the Magic Tree
You know you got me on the run from the enemy
I want more, more, more
I want more, more, more
You know that my parachute is failing me
You know you got me on the run from the enemy
Come on, rescue me.

Sexy...I want more
Mmm...yeah

Can I get an angel up in here?
I'm cryin....

Fallin’ from the Magic Tree
You know you got me on the run from the enemy
I want more, more, more
I want more, more, more
You know that my parachute is failing me
You know you got me on the run from the enemy
Come on, rescue, rescue, rescue me.
Come on set me free and rescue me


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    I tried, haha

    killstaron January 21, 2007   Link
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    You spelt her name wrong. Everyone seems to do that... Anyway, her name's KIRSTEN PRICE. Not Kristen.

    innocent_strangeron June 30, 2007   Link

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