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Cake ~ Up So Close


Up so close, I never get to see your face. Microscope, I might as well be out in space. Up so close, I never get to see the view. Down your throat, I'm never sure if it's still you. Up your nose, down to your toes. In your mouth, way down south. Up so close, it seems I only think of you. Up so close, I never see the sky so blue. I only wanted to be sure That what it was was really pure. I put my face down in the cake. My feet were flailing in a lake. Up so close, I never get to see your face. Microscope, I might as well be out in space. Up so close, I never get to see you. Microscope, I'm never sure if it's still you. more free lyrics

Up so close, I never get to see your face.
Microscope, I might as well be out in space.
Up so close, I never get to see the view.
Down your throat, I'm never sure if it's still you.
Up your nose, down to your toes.
In your mouth, way down south.
Up so close, it seems I only think of you.
Up so close, I never see the sky so blue.

I only wanted to be sure
That what it was was really pure.
I put my face down in the cake.
My feet were flailing in a lake.

Up so close, I never get to see your face.
Microscope, I might as well be out in space.

Up so close, I never get to see you.
Microscope, I'm never sure if it's still you.

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