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Billy Squier ~ You Know What I Like


Somewhere in the distance---somewhere down the line A trace of an illusion is etched upon my mind A fool's infatuation poundin' in my brain I fell into your face before i ever knew your name You're no stranger--you know what i like... You got me in a cross fire, drivin' in my car You come on like a daydream, you move just like a star Your lips are my persuasion, your love will be my cure The path of least resistance is all i can endure You're no stranger--you know what i like... Miles of conversation...it's all between the lines You're in the "a" rotation, you're with me all the time Our love will go the distance--however near and far In all of my confusion, i know just who you are You're no stranger--you know what i like... more free lyrics

Somewhere in the distance---somewhere down the line
A trace of an illusion is etched upon my mind
A fool's infatuation poundin' in my brain
I fell into your face before i ever knew your name
You're no stranger--you know what i like...

You got me in a cross fire, drivin' in my car
You come on like a daydream, you move just like a star
Your lips are my persuasion, your love will be my cure
The path of least resistance is all i can endure
You're no stranger--you know what i like...

Miles of conversation...it's all between the lines
You're in the "a" rotation, you're with me all the time
Our love will go the distance--however near and far
In all of my confusion, i know just who you are
You're no stranger--you know what i like...

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