Lyrics of Could you be trusted
Hugh Coltman
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Black hair your high heels clitter clatter
Down there on the pavement where it matters
I turn to watch your ship just sailing silently by
Brown hair and my teeth chitter chatter
Two jumpers a scarf and a sweater
Up here i watch your ship a sailing silently by
What is your name, i wonder
Are you gemini or libra?
Could you be trusted with my heart
Haven't felt my toes in quite a while
All i need is more than just your smile
Did i mention i saw you sailing by byby bybyby
What is your name, i wonder
Are you gemini or libra?
Could you be trusted with my heart
I loved you in a second
Won't need so much reflection
Could you be trusted with
Could you be trusted with my heart
Now you're gone, the crocodiles are crying
You're the greatest that could have been, that ever was, i've ever seen
What is your name, i wonder
Are you gemini or libra?
Could you be trusted with my heart
I loved you in a second
Won't take so much reflexion
Could you be trusted with my heart
I loved you in a second
Could you be trusted to my heart
Could you be trusted
Could you be trusted
Ho ho ho ho hooooooooo
Could you be trusted with
Could i be trusted with
Could we be trusted with our
Could you be trusted with
Could i be trusted with
Could we be trusted with our hearts
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