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Forever My Queen Lyrics by Twitching Tongues

Sleep Therapy Redux

2011

[Verse 1]
I'm runnin' away with myself
I think I ran a little too far
Your love is more than a tease
And I'm gonna give it all of my heart
[Refrain]
Situation is all wrapped up
No more needs to be said, oh no
[Verse 2]
You live in my world, gotta heed me
And I know that you can 'cause you need me
There ain't nothing gonna stop us now
We're willing and we both know how
[Refrain]
Baby, you're gonna be my queen
The king always knows what he means
Well, alright

About “Forever My Queen” by Twitching Tongues

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"Forever My Queen" appears on "Sleep Therapy Redux" in 2011.

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