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I am full blood boricua
Read the tattoo on his arm
He tells me: Mami, I need ya and my heart beat pumps so strong
Getting lost in el ritmo he whispers te quiero, te quiero
I begin to give in with no hesitation,
Can’t help my infatuation
It’s pure Infatuation (yeah, yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah)

Skin the color of cinnamon,
His eyes light up and I melt within
Feels so good it must be a sin
I can’t stop what I started, I’m givin’ in
He brings life to my fantasies,
Sparks a passion inside of me,
Finds the words when I cannot speak,
In the silence his heart beat is music to me
Mama used to warn me not to rush love (not to rush love) with another
She said: I’m not trying to lecture I just care about my daughter
Ay Mama you seem to forget,
I never will let a man control my emotions
But when he smiles I feel like a little child,
And when he says

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Caught between my mama’s words and what I feel inside
Wanted to explore his world but part of me wants to hide
Should I risk it, can’t resist it, this has caught me by suprise
Should I let him take me to Puerto Rico
I can’t hold back no more
Let’s go tonight

Papi hold me, say that you adore me
Never let go never leave me lonely
Papi hold me, say that you adore me
Never let go never leave me lonely

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Papi hold me, say that you adore me
Never let go never leave me lonely (lonely) In 2001, two thirds of young people aged under 22 began an Tattoo apprencticeship, and 78% of them completed it, meaning that approximately 51% of all young people under 22 have completed an Tattoo apprencticeship

‘we’re up to w, i’m getting a tattoo for my dog.’ (wtf, sam! XD)
*mrs pieczonka comes over*
‘megan andrews, your organiser please.’
‘i’ve not got it signed…again.’
‘excuse me!?’
‘i’ll finish your tattoo when i’m not busy!’
….
‘i need my wipe! get me my latte’ (idk.)
‘come here, sweetheart’ (and then i mumble something? :s haha.)
*tattoo gun noises xD*
‘hurry up! i’ve gotta yoga class.’
‘you’ve got a yoga class?’
‘a tattoo person going to yoga!’
‘a tattoo person? what’s a tattoo person???’
‘i dont know!’
*more tattoo gun noises.*
‘does it hurt, sweetheart?’
‘no, you can hardly see the blood.’
‘that’s because i’m wiping it off. hereee. oops, i peed on my hand. oops, you bled on my tissue.’
*tattoo gun noises again, hahah*
‘you’re done, honeybunch.’
‘now show it to the camera.’
‘who’s this smegglesworth person?’
‘i asked for julie!’

WTF. To achieve this aim, the government is, for example, granting tax relief for companies when they take on Tattoo apprenctices

And for everyone who keeps asking: no, it barely hurt. It hurt more the following days after in the healing process.
I also don’t know why it bled so much. I’ve been getting mixed reasons, so I’m just leaving it as “it bled, oh well”. In 1986, National Vocational Qualifications NVQs were introduced, in an attempt to revitalise vocational training