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Margarita
04:05
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She told me her name, she said it's Margarita
and oh, I was lost, oh Margarita!
What's in a name, oh Margarita!
I was down in the dark until, Margarita!
Been so high, and low low low low I could drown
(Will you still love me, 'til the end of time)
Did it hurt fallin' down out of the sky
There's one less angel up in Heaven tonight
You're do do do do doin' the dance
With the devil you're do doin' the dance
Heavenly bodies so divine they glow and I'm in rapture sweating from head to toe, ya know
(Will you still love me, 'til the end of time)
She told me her name, she said it's Margarita
In your light I will drown, for you Margarita!
and now I am found, oh Margarita!
(Will you still love me, til the end of time)
Been so high, and we've been so low
Low low low I could drown
Low low low low low so low so low I could drown
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He's My Baby
03:08
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Cong Josie Melbourne, Australia
Cong Josie is the hedonistic alter-ego, (and anagram) of Nic Oogjes, best known as the bandleader of heat beat ensemble NO ZU. Nicolaas says inhabiting the Cong character allows him to plunge the depths of his psyche and drag forth what he finds there - beyond the real and into hyper-reality. ... more
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