Leona Lewis - Collide Lyrics
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Collide
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What Are The Lyrics For Collide By Leona Lewis?
I'll pick you up when you're down
Be there when no one's around When you're in unfamiliar places Count on me through life's changes I'm in tune with how you feel Everything bout this is real When you're in unfamiliar places Count on me through life's changes You're all I want, yeah yeah I know you're the one, yeah You're all I want, yeah I know you're the one, yeah Crash into me At full speed Crash into me We can collide, we can collide Crash into me At full speed We can collide, we can collide We can collide, we can collide Crash into me We can collide, we can collide We can collide, we can collide When you're in unfamiliar places Count on me through life's changes Know that you're never alone In me you can find a home When you're in unfamiliar places Count on me through life's changes You're all I want, yeah (yeah) You're all I want (oh), yeah (yeah yeah) You're all I want, yeah (you are the one) I know you're the one, yeah (you are) Crash into me At full speed We can collide, we can collide We can collide, we can collide Crash into me We can collide, we can collide We can collide, we can collide We can collide, we can collide We can collide, we can collide |
Who Wrote Collide By Leona Lewis?
Brian Craddock, Robert Pelosi, Robert Michael Peloni
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What's The Duration Of The Collide By Leona Lewis?The duration of Collide is 5:07 minutes and seconds. |
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