Strange Lover's Ways

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Well my one mistake
Was I let her say her name
Divination in her gaze
It was a spell I could not shake
Every night, the blood is wine
She's a wonder and a sign
In the day she's pulling masks
Passing notes, just fill the bags
Oh my strange lover's ways
Oh my strange lover's ways
Oh my strange lover's ways
Lights ahead are turning grey
No escaping my strange lover's ways
Kill the headlights as they come
Race into the rising sun
See the triumph in her eyes
The day is ours; the night is won
Drink to all the stars above
Spell again is on her tongue
In the morning light she's gone
Racing to another one
Oh my strange lover's ways
Oh my strange lover's ways
Oh my strange lover's ways
Lights ahead are turning grey
No escaping my strange lover's ways

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