Sensual track about losing one's self in a sexy time of 1922 in Paris, France when anything was acceptable and all was provocative. Fantasy and orgy was the trend of the french clubs.
Artist: | Erika Jayne |
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Performer: | Erika Jayne |
Composer: | Peter Rafelson, Michael Lewis |
Sensual track about losing one's self in a sexy time of 1922 in Paris, France when anything was acceptable and all was provocative. Fantasy and orgy was the trend of the french clubs.
LyricsI Lose Myself
words & music
P. Rafelson/M. Lewis
Through the marble door into the Bar DeLune
She waves me on
Like slaves into the room
See the costume ball
Where genders are unknown
Faces smeared with gold and bronze do roam
And I lose myself
I lose myself in Paris
I lose myself por vous
I feel like I belong in 1922
And I lose myself
Ladies drape themselves with veils made of silk
As hands stroke my back they see me wilt
In the back room lovers turn their heads
I see my secret lying on the bed
And I lose myself
I lose myself in Paris
I lose myself por vous
I feel like I belong in 1922
And I lose myself
Take me now for I can worship you
Hold me close with all these passions too
These hands are bound with all these chains of love
I’ve denied this feeling
Now I can’t get enough
Zave Nathan about 8 years ago
I am well familiar with the sexyness of Paris