Vertaling: Soundtracks (ander voorbeeld) klankbaan. Love Machine (Deel 1) [Die wonderwerke].
Vertaling: Soundtracks (ander voorbeeld) klankbaan. Ooo Baby Baby [Smokey Robinson Die Wonderwerke].
I was thinking about miracles When you were fast asleep Of all the things we tried to find It's only love we keep And I don't ever want to wake you
re feeling brave Enough to mourn the days that pass Enough to raise a drinking glass Enough to trade a sigh for a laugh. We've been living off our miracles
in miracles, I believe in miracles, don't you? Lalalalalalalalalala... Lalalalalalalalalala... Lalalalalalalalalala... I believe in miracles, I believe in miracles, I believe in miracles, don't you? In miracles, in miracles
I Believe in Miracles I Believe in Miracles I Believe in Miracles Dont you Dont you I Believe in Miracles I Believe in Miracles I Believe in Miracles
Do you believe in miracles (do you believe) maybe we can change the world (change the world) maybe we can make a better life can you see the light Verse
My father says He doesn't know why But somehow or other they do They do Some how or other they do A hundred million miracles A hundred million miracles
never forget Just who they thought he was Chorus They dressed him up in rich man\'s clothes And told him he was beautiful Then they expected miracles
la cour des miracles A la cour des miracles Puisque nous sommes tous des gibiers de potence A la cour des miracles A la cour des miracles A la cour des miracles
Oh, yeah I'm just a love machine and I won't work for nobody but you Yeah, baby, I'm just a love machine A hugging kissing fiend I think it's high time
I don't like you But I love you See that I'm always thinking of you Oh, oh, oh, you treat me badly I love you madly You've really got a hold on me You
Alright, is everybody ready Alright now, here we go A one, a two, a one, two, three, four Lum de Lum de la iiiiii, (Lum de Lum de la iiiiii,) Lum de
(Smokey Robinson and Arthur Cleveland) Maybe you want to give me kisses sweet But only for one night with no repeat Maybe you'd go away and never call
(William "Smokey" Robinson & Berry Gordy) [Spoken:] When I became of age my mother called me to her side She said 'son you're growing up now, pretty
let my show convince you That I've been happy since you 'Cause I need to go, oh I need you so Look I'm hurt and I want you to know For others I put on
of the ordinary miracle Ordinary miracle Do you want to see a miracle? It seems so exceptional The things just work out after all It's just another ordinary miracle
