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I Know The Way
02:51
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I know the way to put us back together
and I know the way to make your lips feel better
and I know the way to rip us up in tatters
I know the way to your heart
I know the way to make your new tights ladder
and I know the way to make your top teeth chatter
and I know the way to get us drunk with laughter
I know the way to your heart
Now every time that we entwine
It feels like poetry, oh...
I know the way to make you fall in love with me
Yes I know the way to put us back together
and I know the way to make your lips feel better
and I know the way to whip us up in tatters
I know the way to your heart
I know the way to make a simple salad
and I know the way you look when you're embarrassed
and I know the way you still feel bout marriage
I know the way to your heart
Now every time that we entwine
It feels like poetry, oh...
I know the way to make you fall in love with me again
Ba da da dup
Ba da da dup bup ba x3
Whoa...
Baby what dya know, I think I've fallen in love
with somebody new
Whoa oh oh. oh oh oh x2
Well baby is that so? Well he's never gonna love ya
Like I love you
Whoa oh oh. oh oh oh x2
The road we're on is getting slippery
Will you make it back to me
making circles endlessly?
Yeah, yeah...
Cos I know the way to put us back together
and I know the way to make your lips feel better
and I know the way to rip us up in tatters
I know the way to your heart
Yes I know the way to make a simple salad
and I know the way you look when you're embarrassed
and I know the way you still feel bout Paris
I know the way to your heart
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Stargazer
03:43
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Blow me a kiss it'll make my summer
Soul in a twist from the last girl, bummer
Ah ah ah, now she's tussling with another
Now and then
Shaking my wrist, trying to make some butter
Friday nights pissed in my five star gutter
Ah ah ah, oh she's such a stunner
Now and then, she sang:
'Don't cry home for me
I'm just a stupid girl and
I won't keep you company
However much you want it
Don't you get drunk over me
Or ever let go of your dreams'
Holiday bliss, wrapped up warm cover
Heart like a fist, trying to let go of her
Ah ah ah, Mama pour me another wine
Cos i'm dyin', she sang
'Don't cry home for me
I'm just a stupid girl and
I won't keep you company
However much you want it
Don't you get drunk over me
Or ever let go of your dreams'
She sang:
'Don't cry home for me
I'm just a stupid girl and
I won't feed your fantasy
However much you want it
Don't you get drunk over me
We're just not meant to be, again...'
Can't think of a time where I was just alright
And not kicking about some rubble that the girl left behind
Keep trying to find a place where my heart can hide
But the booze it never fills the wound she left me deep inside
'Don't cry home for me
I'm just a stupid girl and
I won't keep you company
However much you want it
Don't you get drunk over me
Or ever let go of your dreams'
She sang:
'Don't cry home for me
I'm just a stupid girl and
I won't feed your fantasy
I know how much you want it
But please boy, let me be
You're just no good for me...'
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Scott Freeman Shepperton, UK
An anthemic indie rock of thrashing acoustic guitar, tasty vocal hooks and wonderfully weird word-
smithery.
Scott has made a name for himself in the Hampshire music scene with powerhouse performances as a solo act and with his backing band, the infamous 'Tokyo Sex Whales'.
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