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R&B/Soul
LANGUAGES κυκλοφόρησε στις 24 Ιουλίου 2026 από Robots & Humans ως μέρος του άλμπουμ DREAMS ON THE PASSENGER SEAT
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Ημερομηνία κυκλοφορίας24 Ιουλίου 2026
ΕτικέταRobots & Humans
ΓλώσσαEnglish
Μελωδικότητα
Ακουστικότητα
Βαλάνς
Χορευτικότητα
Ενέργεια
BPM106

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Στίχοι

Been watchin' your body, uh
Sometimes, it's like you want to say something
But when I talk, it's like I speak a new language, yeah
It's like you want to stay angry, uh (It's all a phobia)
Baby, girl, don't be shy
I see that you wanna be mine
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
I said, baby, girl, don't be shy
I see that you wanna be mine
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
Mm, your bo', your body been wantin' to say something
Say something (Don't), say something
No one (No one), nobody can speak the same language
It must mean something
It's not my fault that you remind me, of all my faults
Is it my fault that you're all I wanted? All I want
Transparency for you to be honest (Honestly to me)
It looks like you wanna do damage (Since you wanna stay mad, since you wanna stay at me)
Baby, girl, don't be shy (Is it my fault?)
I see that you wanna be mine
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
I said, baby, girl, don't be shy
I see that you wanna be mine
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
Oh, baby, girl, let's not fight
I can tell that your body
Your bo', your body been wantin' to say something
Say something (Don't), say something
No one (No one), nobody can speak the same language
It must (Don't), means something
Your bo', your body been wantin' to say something
Say something (Don't), say something
No one (No one), nobody can speak the same language
It must (Don't), mean something
(How do you?) Your bo' (Your body, baby)
Your body been wantin' to say something
Wanna say something (Wanna say, don't), say something (Ooh, oh)
No one (No one), nobody can speak the same language
It must (You) mean something
Written by: Ari PenSmith, Barbara Boko, Edith Nelson
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