Ooh la la ooh la la
You've done it all
You've broken every code
And pulled a rebel to the floor
You've scored again
No matter what you say
Eroded metal - what a bore
Oh blue eyes blue eyes
How come you tell so many lies
Oh oh come up and see me
Make me smile
I'll do what you want
Run on wild
There's nothing left
I've gone and run away
Maybe you'll tarry for a while
It's just a test
A game for us to play
Win or lose it's hard to smile
Resist resistIt's from yourself you have to hide
Oh oh come up and see me
Make me smile
I'll do what you want
Run on wild
There ain't no more
You've taken everything
From my belief in motherhood
Can you ignore my faith in everything
'Cos I know what faith is
And what it's worth
Oh away away
And don't say baby you tried
Come up and see me
Make me Smile
Do what you want
Run on wild
Oooh ohh la la ooh ooh la la
Come up and see me
Make me smile
I'll do what you want
Run on wild
Ooh ooh la la ooh ooh la la ooh
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