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45
04:00
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Holding posies and ratting each other out, it's all a playground round here
Everywhere you go and everywhere your shoes take you and your fear
It's all the gold and pretty faces to please you now
You thought it right but now you're thinking it was wrong and you freeze in time
And you're thinking 'what am I supposed to do now that I've spent all this gold on you?'
I think I spun one around but no more than a few
So many bright eyes that I love and smiles that I've waited years to see
Whenever I say something wrong in front of you I spend the evening with my feet
It's all the gold and pretty faces to please you now
You thought it right but now you're thinking it was wrong and you freeze in time
And you're thinking 'what am I supposed to do now that I've spent all this gold on you?'
I think I spun one around but no more than a few
Running and racing like a ghost went by but it's my fault and these thoughts won't dry until I'm 45.
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Neither Do I
03:16
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I hate to analyse
But I tried
With every word
You little song bird
And even when the syllables are
All that I can hear
Your meaning is
Still unclear
But I, I have my wishes
And I, I have my worries
Should I stay or
Leave you in a hurry?
And if it was real and I was right
Here's my reply
Neither do I
Neither do I
I want to stay up all night
With nothing to do but a comfort inside
That you're mine
And if it was real and I was right
Here's my reply
Neither do I
Neither do I
I stayed up all night
Just to analyse
Every word
You little song bird
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Georgia Gordon Edinburgh, UK
20 year old musician from the Scottish Borders. Based in Edinburgh and signed to Symbiode Records.
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