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A-Teens ~ The Name Of The Game


i've seen you twice in a short time only a week since we started it seems to me for every time i'm getting more open hearted i was an impossible case no one ever could reach me but i think i can see in your face there's a lot you can teach me so i wanna know what's the name of the game does it mean anything to you what's the name of the game can you feel it the way i do tell me please 'cause i have to know i'm a bashful child beginning to grow and you make me talk and you make me feel and you make me show what i'm trying to conceal if i trust in you would you let me down would you laugh at me if i said i care for you could you feel the same way too i wanna know the name of the game your smile and the sound of your voice does it mean anything to you got a feeling you give me no choice but it means a lot what's the name of the game your smile and the sound of your voice can you feel it the way i do tell me please 'cause i have to know i'm a bashful child beginning to grow and you make me talk and you make me feel and you make me show what i'm trying to conceal if i trust in you would you let me down would you laugh at me if i said i care for you could you feel the same way too i wanna know oh yes i wanna know the name of the game i was an impossible case does it mean anything to you but i think i can see in your face that it means a lot what's the name of the game your smile and the sound of your voice can you feel it the way i do got a feeling you give me no choice but it means a lot what's the name of the game i was an impossible case does it mean anything to you but i think i can see in your face that it means a lot more free lyrics

i've seen you twice in a short time
only a week since we started
it seems to me for every time
i'm getting more open hearted
i was an impossible case
no one ever could reach me
but i think i can see in your face
there's a lot you can teach me
so i wanna know
what's the name of the game
does it mean anything to you
what's the name of the game
can you feel it the way i do
tell me please 'cause i have to know
i'm a bashful child beginning to grow

and you make me talk
and you make me feel
and you make me show
what i'm trying to conceal
if i trust in you would you let me down
would you laugh at me if i said i care for you
could you feel the same way too
i wanna know

the name of the game your smile and the sound of your voice
does it mean anything to you got a feeling you give me no choice
but it means a lot what's the name of the game your smile and the sound of your voice
can you feel it the way i do
tell me please 'cause i have to know
i'm a bashful child beginning to grow

and you make me talk
and you make me feel
and you make me show
what i'm trying to conceal
if i trust in you would you let me down
would you laugh at me if i said i care for you
could you feel the same way too
i wanna know
oh yes i wanna know

the name of the game i was an impossible case
does it mean anything to you but i think i can see in your face
that it means a lot
what's the name of the game your smile and the sound of your voice
can you feel it the way i do got a feeling you give me no choice
but it means a lot what's the name of the game i was an impossible case
does it mean anything to you but i think i can see in your face
that it means a lot

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