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Monday
03:16
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I’m drinking again on a Monday,
trying to get you out of my head,
I haven’t see you since Friday,
but I still remember what we did.
And I know you want me so,
the truth is honey, I want you more.
So please come back to me,
please come back to me.
Well I’m drinking again on a Friday,
you’re still out of reach,
stop being cruel to me baby,
what’s this lesson you’re trying to teach?
Come to the bar, I’ll buy you a drink,
sit next to me and don’t over think.
So please come back to me,
please come back to me.
And I don’t condone anything we did at all,
cos when he finds out well the shits gonna hit the wall.
I’m drinking again on a Monday,
I’m drinking again on a Monday.
I’m drinking again on a Monday,
I’m drinking again on a Monday.
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Just A Girl
02:14
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If you only you knew,
what I know about the world.
Cos you’re just a shell, on the shore;
you’re just a girl.
And I think I might go away for a while,
And try as I might, I’ll give up the fight and
return to your smile.
And as we dance, I’ll take a chance and hold you.
Cos when you’re close to me,
I’m high and most-ily in love.
I’m just a buoy
in the sea,
floating around.
And with wave after wave,
I’ll return to the shore on solid ground.
and if I can’t decide who will be my new best friend,
there’ll always be you,
who’s occasionally true,
to see me again.
If you only you knew,
what I know about the world.
Cos you’re just a shell, on the shore;
you’re just a girl.
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Reason to Go
04:06
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Well I said, “I’m gonna go to heaven on Thursday”
Two weeks before my trial and twenty-first birthday.
And I know, that I won’t get to reach the ’27 club’
but I know, I’ll go, someday.
She said “Your sadness is becoming distracting”
“I don’t love you anymore and baby, you’re over-reacting”
but she knew right at the bottom of her heart, from the start,
I was right, she didn’t even put up a fight.
Oh my love, you’ve given me a reason to go – a reason to go.
You’ve given me a reason to go.
And I don’t even care anymore.
You’ve given me a reason to go.
Well I left, and didn’t clean the stains of the ceiling.
Went for a drive, it was hard to describe the feeling.
And I knew, as I powered down the road, this heavy load
it was gone – no one to keep an eye on.
Any requests? My darling.
Any regrets? My love.
Any requests? My darling.
Just one, dinner with Kasparov.
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Baby's Got Blue Eyes
04:02
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My baby’s got blue eyes, I don’t even know her name.
It’s hard to realise that I love you just the same,
as any other lady friend I’ve seen before
but you’re an exception the sweetest thing I ever saw
but I don’t know who you are.
Yeah, I don’t know who you are.
My baby’s got blonde hair, not a favourite of mine
But that doesn’t mean I don’t partake from time to time.
An English accent, whispering proverbs in my ear,
words of wisdom, that I just don’t wanna hear
and I don’t know who you are.
Yeah, I don’t know who you are.
yeah, I don't know who you are.
I don't know who you are.
But I think I know you well enough, to know you’re tired and scared,
and you’ve had your fair share of love and disappointment.
Won’t you show me your hometown, the sights and the sounds,
what goes around comes around my dear.
Wearing a 60’s tartan dress,
make-up is a mess,
and girl I must confess,
that I love you.
Blue eyes.
Blue eyes
Blue eyes.
Blue eyes.
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Rainbow Serpent Guy
02:31
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Have you heard of the Rainbow Serpent guy?
He’s a really good friend of mine,
and he’s living in outer space,
he’s got them friends all over the place
…that I’ve found.
Have you heard of the woman in my bed?
She’s so clever and gives real good tax advice.
It’s really nice.
Yes it is.
Well I am the Rainbow Serpent guy,
and I come from outer space.
I’m secretly Bradley’s alibis
and I like to kiss his face.
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