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Indigo
Can you hear my heart beating so loud
In my eardrum in my ear?
Set fire to my fear
And down we go
Can you hear my heart beating so loud
In my eardrum when you come near?
Makes it hard to hear
You, I love... you I adore
And I want more
Down we go
Down we go
So it goes
I'm standing here in front of you
Without any clothes on
Can't you see?
I'm naked, wild, and free
And now we know
That loving is a selfless act in life
We are given into our souls
And we have no control
You, I love... you, I adore
And I want more
I need more
And down we go
And down we go
And down we go
And down we go
Indigo
Can you hear my heart beating so loud
In my eardrum when you come near?
Makes it hard to hear
Can you hear my heart beating so loud
In my eardrum in my ear?
Set fire to my fear
And down we go
Can you hear my heart beating so loud
In my eardrum when you come near?
Makes it hard to hear
You, I love... you I adore
And I want more
Down we go
Down we go
So it goes
I'm standing here in front of you
Without any clothes on
Can't you see?
I'm naked, wild, and free
And now we know
That loving is a selfless act in life
We are given into our souls
And we have no control
You, I love... you, I adore
And I want more
I need more
And down we go
And down we go
And down we go
And down we go
Indigo
Can you hear my heart beating so loud
In my eardrum when you come near?
Makes it hard to hear
Lyrics submitted by smallwonderrobot
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