Talismã (feat. Deezy)
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Talisman (feat. Deezy)
It's not the same anymore
I think of you all the time
You shouldn't be the girl
The longing devours me
I see the photos I have with you
When you passed by, I was left in a sigh
Jealous of those friends
I never dreamed you'd stay with me
We've tried dancing in the rain
Champs-Élysées, summer in Portugal
In Bairro Alto, in Kamasutra
At BBC, that sweet kiss
I'll be with you until tomorrow, but I'll be different tomorrow morning
Baby, you're my talisman, if time is short, let's make the most of it
That body, that kiss
Is my peace and my calm
And I find myself, I don't deny
That effect you have on me
I swear I've never seen in my life
If it's to be far from you, I don't want it
And if you're late, no worries, I'll wait
I count the hours to have you close by
End this despair
It's not the same anymore
We broke all the dishes
I suffered when you left
I discovered that men cry
I've been busy kissing other lips
I wanted your arms in another embrace
I'm tired of living in sin
I wanted to go back just for a bit
Let's gather the pieces, glue the shards
Baby, remember when your dress
Matched my bow
Missed calls, messages never seen
You blocked everywhere but I live on your insta
I'll be with you until tomorrow, but I'll be different tomorrow morning
Baby, you're my talisman, if time is short, let's make the most of it
That body, that kiss
Is my peace and my calm
And I find myself, I don't deny
That effect you have on me
I swear I've never seen in my life
If it's to be far from you, I don't want it
And if you're late, no worries, I'll wait
I count the hours to have you close by
End this despair
I'll be with you until tomorrow, but I'll be different tomorrow morning
I left you a gift for your ring finger, I left you a gift
That body, that kiss
Is my peace and my calm
And I find myself, I don't deny
That effect you have on me
I swear I've never seen in my life
If it's to be far from you, I don't want it
And if you're late, no worries, I'll wait
I count the hours to have you close by
End this despair