所有的门和那窗打开了
我真不知道他们这么做
装沙拉的盘子有八千个
空空的舞厅常走过
不举行舞会做什么
他们终于把门打开了
这时嘉宾将会到来
这感觉有点奇怪
但我已准备好这转变了

因为好久没在生命里
音乐响起灯亮起
好久没在我生命里
夜里跳舞不停息
不知道我有多喜气洋溢
但我一定在那里
因为好久没在生命里
我不再孤寂

我等不及要见大家了
如果我遇到了那个他
想想今晚我的新晚装
妩媚的轻轻靠着墙
这张图画又高贵又大方
我突然看到他站一旁
高大陌生人美丽目光
我想把所有巧克力吃光
当我们聊了整个晚上
有点奇异和反常
我的人生此刻才开放

好久没在我生命里
感到乐趣与惊喜
好久没在我生命里
吸引到别人的注意
我知道我是有一些疯狂
梦想浪漫天地
但好久没在我生命里
我遇到好时机

艾莎(安娜):
别让他们进来看见
做好女孩就像你的从前
躲藏收敛当你表演
一出错会让所有人发现
但是只有在今天是只有在今天
跟痛苦说再见跟痛苦说再见
要守卫快将大门打开打开

安娜(艾莎):

好久没在我生命里
别让他们进来看见
我的梦想变成现实
做好女孩就像你的从前
改变我的孤单世界,躲藏
找真爱的时机
躲藏别让他们看见
明天一切将会消失
一定要今天开始
因为好久没在我生命里
那么的顺利


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