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Splendor In The Grass
03:54
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Hey girl, I recognized your shape
From across the field, you're making my heart race
Your confident stride, you kept a steady pace
From across the field, I can't forget your shape
So certain I knew ya from this life or another
Aren't you that same girl from the magazine cover?
Who started a turf war between Athens and Sparta
Three hundred soldiers all died because I loved ya
If I may be so bold as to ask
What is your name? Why you run so fast?
Raining for weeks, the sun shines at last
Darling lay down, splendor in the grass
Hey girl, what's inside your chest?
I'm really curious, where do you lay your head down to rest?
And who's inside your picture frame?
Are you all alone in your picture frame?
And could I be the one who stays inside your picture frame?
If I may be so bold as to ask
What is your name? Why you run so fast?
Raining for weeks, the sun shines at last
Darling lay down, splendor in the grass
If I may be so bold as to ask
What is your name? Why do you run so fast?
Raining for weeks, now the sun shines at last
Darling lay down
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2. |
Feel How You Wanna
03:03
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Free will, free will, they call me King of the hill
I got some thoughts to burn, I got some time to kill
The grass was yellow and the sky is gray
Everybody here stay outta my way
It's your life, short life, hope you're living it up
So you can pass me the bottle and I'll fill up your cup
If they try and stop us what will we say?
Everybody here stay outta my way
Feel how you wanna, go ahead now
Feel how you wanna, everybody
Feel how you wanna, start today
Turn around and around don't be bringing me down
You gotta turn that frown of yours upside down
I'm real excited, no one's around
Anybody here dare make a sound
Feel how you wanna, go ahead now
Feel how you wanna, everybody
Feel how you wanna, start today
start today
start today
Everybody here stay outta my way
Everybody here stay outta my way
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3. |
Everybody's Breaking Up
02:59
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I swear I can feel it, this whole city is sad
I swear I can feel it, this whole city is sad
I swear I can feel it, this whole city is sad
I swear I can feel it and it makes me mad
'cause the sun passes by like we're unpleasant to look at
I swear I can feel it and it's taking me back
We rolled around on the carpet at your apartment
My memory is fading, not forgotten
Everybody's breaking up, (yeah!)
There's a girl that I know, ain't she pretty? Ain't she pleasant?
In her hometown she was rich, but in the city she's just a peasant
She's in love with my brother though she don't really know him
And he can't really love her cause he's happy lonesome
She's in love with my brother thought she don't hardly know him
And he can't really love her cause he's happy lonesome
They rolled around on the carpet at her apartment
Every brand new love will be forgotten
Everybody's breaking up, (yeah!)
I keep seeing all your faces, reliving all your joys
I don't remember any sorrow, gorgeous girls and good ol' boys
We're lonesome, we like it, we're empty, we don't mind it
We're lonesome, we like it, we're empty, we don't mind it
Oh yes we're lonesome, I kinda like it, I'm empty, but it's alright
Everybody's breaking up
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