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Guy James Robin (born 2 August 1989), known professionally as Jonas Blue, is a British DJ, record producer, songwriter and remixer who produces music which blends dance music with pop sensibilities.
Featuring JP Cooper
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I'm not wasting your time You were looking at me like you wanted to stay When I saw you yesterday I see you I'm not playing no games |
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You're here with me now I don't want you to go Who knows the secret tomorrow will hold? I don't want you to go Because you're here with me now We don't really need to know |
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Maybe it's not forever Maybe intellect will change us We're only human Maybe we're perfect strangers Maybe we'll stay together Maybe we'll realize Maybe we don't need no reason Maybe we'll walk away |
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Maybe intellect will change us Maybe we'll stay together Maybe we're perfect strangers Maybe we'll walk away Maybe it's not forever Maybe we'll realize Maybe we don't need no reason why We're only human |
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Come on, come on, come on now Maybe we're helping each other escape There's so much we can't explain Maybe we don't need no reason why I'm with you Come on, come on, come on now No one but you got me feeling this way |
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We don't really need to know I don't want you to go I don't want you to go Because you're here with me now You're here with me now Who knows the secret tomorrow will hold? |
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Maybe we'll stay together Maybe we're perfect strangers Maybe we'll walk away Maybe it's not forever We're only human Maybe we don't need no reason Maybe intellect will change us Maybe we'll realize |
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Maybe we'll walk away Maybe intellect will change us Maybe it's not forever We're only human Maybe we don't need no reason why Maybe we'll realize Maybe we'll stay together Maybe we're perfect strangers |
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Come on, come on, come on now Come on, come on, come on now Come on, come on, come on now Come on, come on, come on now Maybe we don't need no reason why Maybe we don't need no reason why |
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