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I got eyes for you
cuz you look so good.
It’s natural.
Oh, it is natural.
I turn. You turn.
I turn towards you.
It’s perpetual.
Oh it’s perpetual emotion.
Perpetual Emotion Machine
Ooo
There’s no letting go.
And you know it,
There’s no letting go.
You’re incredible.
It’s indelible.
See your face on the wall as I walk.
You are graffiti.
Do you,
Do you see mine
On the California Coastline?
It’s a Perpetual Emotion Machine.
Ooo
There’s no letting go.
And you know it,
There’s no letting go.
If man can learn to fly
then I can get to you.
In the darkest of times
when doubt comes to mine,
Baby, I found you.
It’s not impossible.
It’s a Perpetual Emotion Machine.
Ooo
There’s no letting go.
And you know it,
There’s no letting.
And you know it,
There’s no letting go.
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A Wild Thing
02:46
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I know you.
You know me.
I see you,
Oh now, only in my daydreams.
It’s a wild, wild thing
looking up at you.
It’ll dance and sing
if you want it to.
It’ll give you everything and more.
Oh, only in my daydreams.
Only in my daydreams.
I feel you right behind me.
Your shadow turns to skin.
I feel your weight upon me
cuz your takin’ it, takin’ it.
My teeth around your lifeline.
My lips are made of sin.
Oh, Only in my daydreams.
Only in my daydreams.
I know you.
You know me.
I see you,
and you walk right on by, don’t you know…
It’s only in my day dreams.
Oh, only in my daydreams.
Only in my daydreams.
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I Will Not Sing
03:49
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The first time you broke my heart
I told you everything you wanted me to say.
And when you walked away,
I hid my heart.
I will not sing.
I thought,
you were too good for me, Baby.
And I knew,
nothing I could do to make you stay.
And when you walked away,
I fell apart.
I will not sing.
Sing about us.
Sing about us.
The feelin’ is too much.
The feelin’ is too much.
The second time, I let you in.
Heartbreak shared and the song began.
I believe when you say,
you got nothing to give.
So I’m walkin’ and I will not sing.
Sing about us.
Sing about us.
The feelin’ is too much.
The feelin’ is too much.
Should Love
Should Love
Should Love come again?
Should Love
Should Love
Should Love come again?
Should Love
Should Love
Should Love come again?
Don’t want to but I let you go.
Don’t want to but I let you go.
And I will not sing.
Sing about us.
Sing about us.
The feelin’ is too much.
The feelin’ is too much.
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You Are the One
03:19
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On my lazy days,
rhapsodies and your face.
Nothing can replace you, Dear.
Cuz you and me,
can’t you see,
I think that you are The One.
Do, do, do, do, do, do.
You are the The One.
Do, do, do, do, do, do.
When you call on out my name,
I try to hide that look on my face.
Oh, nothing can replace you, Dear.
Cuz you and me,
can’t you see,
I think that you are The One.
Do, do, do, do, do, do.
You are The One,
Do, do, do, do, do, do.
Should, should I,
Should I call you sweet heart.
Should, should I,
Should I call you, Dear.
Can, can I,
can I expect devotion.
Can, can you,
can you, can you be The One.
So, if you run a river,
Ooo, I will swim it.
And if you build a mountain,
Well, I will climb.
Nothing can replace you, Dear.
Cuz you and me,
can’t you see,
I think that you are The One.
Do, do, do, do, do, do.
You are The One.
Do, do, do, do, do, do.
You are The One.
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Stevie and the Lion New York
"The Perpetual Emotion EP" is Stevie and the Lion's recording debut. These are true and personal stories sung by big, expressive voices. The songs balance artful sincerity and intimate, straight-up, unashamed pop. A vocal duo accompanied by guitar, accordion, and clarinet, Stevie and the Lion delivers a stand-out sound with strong pop sensibility and poignant lyrics. ... more
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