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Björk ~ Cvalda


Björk : Clatter, crash, clack Racket, bang, thump Rattle, clang, crack, thud, whack, bam! It's music Now dance Listen, Cvalda You're the dancer You got the sparkle In your eyes Look at me entrancer Clatter, crash, clack Racket, bang, thump Rattle, clang, crack, thud, whack, bam! It's the clatter machines They greet you And say We tap out a rhythm And sweep you away A clatter machine What a magical sound A room full of noises That spins you around Catherine Deneuve : Darling, Selma Look who's dancing Faster than a Shooting star Cvalda's here Cvalda sings Björk : Clatter, crash, clack Racket, bang, thump Rattle, clang, crack, thud, whack, bam! It's the clatter machines They greet you And say We tap out a rhythm And sweep you away A clatter machine What a magical sound And full of noises That spins us around That spins us around It spins us around more free lyrics

Björk :
Clatter, crash, clack
Racket, bang, thump
Rattle, clang, crack, thud, whack, bam!

It's music
Now dance

Listen, Cvalda
You're the dancer
You got the sparkle
In your eyes
Look at me entrancer

Clatter, crash, clack
Racket, bang, thump
Rattle, clang, crack, thud, whack, bam!

It's the clatter machines
They greet you
And say
We tap out a rhythm
And sweep you away

A clatter machine
What a magical sound
A room full of noises
That spins you around

Catherine Deneuve :
Darling, Selma
Look who's dancing
Faster than a
Shooting star
Cvalda's here
Cvalda sings

Björk :
Clatter, crash, clack
Racket, bang, thump
Rattle, clang, crack, thud, whack, bam!

It's the clatter machines
They greet you
And say
We tap out a rhythm
And sweep you away

A clatter machine
What a magical sound
And full of noises
That spins us around
That spins us around
It spins us around

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