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Eiffel 65 ~ HyperLink


i want a click, a click to your heart a hyperlink into you. a sexual browser from here to the end a newsgroup one on one don't need a modem to connect to your mind no search engine to find you i want a click, a click to your heart a hyperlink to go inside you. deep down, deep down, dari dara dada du dara. deep down, deep down, dari da da. deep down, deep down, dari dara dada du dara. deep down, deep down, dari da da. more free lyrics

i want a click, a click to your heart
a hyperlink into you.

a sexual browser from here to the end
a newsgroup one on one

don't need a modem to connect to your mind
no search engine to find you

i want a click, a click to your heart
a hyperlink to go inside you.

deep down, deep down,
dari dara dada du dara.
deep down, deep down,
dari da da.
deep down, deep down,
dari dara dada du dara.
deep down, deep down,
dari da da.

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