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Love, you sting me
04:11
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I am not a man I'm dynamite
short attention span - I love to fight
but your dumb blue eyes are my kryptonite
good ol' left right.
I've never been a lady of modesty
being all polite don't suit me
there's forbidden fruit on this here tree
you're Adam
I'm Eve
but don't wait on your own
just wait right here with me
love, you sting me
if ever you feel alone like the sand without the sea
love, just sing
sing to me
she's got no mystery.
what you think you'll get is just what you see
if you paid me by the dime I'd pretend to be the perfect wife
I'm an English mister's bride to be
ole blue eyes gonna marry me
we'll have a baby girl, maybe two or three
the perfect life.
don't wait on your own
just wait right here with me
love, you sting me
if ever you feel alone like the sand without the sea
love, just sing
sing to me
honestly now, have you read all the books that you said?
you'd never have read if it wasn't for me and my library
eleven o'clock; now it's ten
the time's ticking backwards again
and you're only three feet from the wreckage.
the blue of your eyes -
it's breathtaking.
I'd sooner die than to hurt them
I'm an English mister's bride to me
ole blue eyes gonna marry me
we'll have a baby girl, maybe two or three
the perfect life.
we've come from Aberdeen to Tennessee
working on a dream of liberty
hints from the north of the old country
the perfect life.
I'll be the perfect wife.
I'll have the perfect life.
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2. |
One mistake away
03:26
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I'm so angry
stick a fork in me I'm done
if you care at all for me please stop fucking everyone
one mistake away
one more and I'll break
if the sex was so obscene I still miss you when you're mean
in spite of everything
I'm still learning how to sing
Jolene, Jolene - why so mean?
it's the end of the end of all days
Jolene, oh the things that I've seen
they'd bring a grown man to his grave
one mistake away
one more and I'll
break.
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