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Alexia ~ Feelings


Feelings Feelings of my pain Sitting on this train This lonely night Feelings I've got you under my skin I really want you on my skin This night baby The night that i'm so sad So blue so very far from you And everytime i know How many times you've gone Sometimes i feel Like a woman in love Sometimes i feel Like a woman in chains But everytime I forget all my fears When i see your face Inside my tears Feelings Feelings of my pain Sitting on this train This lonely night Feelings I've got you under my skin I really want you on my skin This night baby The night that i'm so sad So blue so very far from you And everytime i know How many times you've gone Sometimes i feel more free lyrics

Feelings
Feelings of my pain
Sitting on this train
This lonely night

Feelings
I've got you under my skin
I really want you on my skin
This night baby

The night that i'm so sad
So blue so very far from you
And everytime i know
How many times you've gone

Sometimes i feel
Like a woman in love
Sometimes i feel
Like a woman in chains

But everytime
I forget all my fears
When i see your face
Inside my tears

Feelings
Feelings of my pain
Sitting on this train
This lonely night

Feelings
I've got you under my skin
I really want you on my skin
This night baby

The night that i'm so sad
So blue so very far from you
And everytime i know
How many times you've gone

Sometimes i feel

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