1. |
Oh My
03:06
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When I touch you,
I shiver inside,
I shiver inside,
Oh my.
When I see you,
I lie with my eyes,
I lie with my eyes,
Oh my.
In your distance,
I'm losing my mind,
I'm losing my mind,
Oh my.
If you love me,
I'll never die,
I'll never die,
Oh my.
I wanna be...
Yeah?
I wanna say...
Yeah?
I don't want,
Anything At all
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2. |
Blown
02:43
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She's way up,
In the air –
She's beautiful,
But she don't really care.
Sorority smile,
Laissez–faire,
She's so couth
But she don't really care
She just loves me,
Love me,
Please...
She's so blown out,
I asked her if it hurts,
She said no,
Feels just like fireworks.
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3. |
1430 Strut
02:26
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City
Blonde girls,
Short jackets
Long pearls.
Black eyes
Go slow,
Go south,
We know.
I don't love you,
1430 strut.
You blinked
Us blind,
I'm stuck in
Your mind.
I don't love you,
1430 strut.
Follow a friend,
Into his room,
He knows you much better,
I knew you too soon.
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4. |
Cupertino
02:06
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Hey man
I know it's day by day.
You're the king now kid,
You got the reigns.
But the ground is cracked,
And you're to blame.
You
Curse
The
Clouds
But pray for rain.
Take a bite.
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5. |
Restless Deep Sea Blues
05:39
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Mama,
I love you, I really do.
But it kills me,
To hear your restless deep sea blues.
We're going down.
Jesus,
Get me the hell away from here.
In me,
I know I got a devil's fear.
We're going down.
Come here for a while...
You don't even have to make a sound.
All you gotta do for me,
Is let your hair
Let your hair
Let your hair down.
The ocean
Is restless with her regrets.
She forgives,
But I'm not sure if she forgets.
I'm going down.
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