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Just Another
04:32
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When will I come up for air? A rash set of impulse decisions, I could teach a crash course in getting fucked over again. Suffocating myself in empty embraces and promises that ain't worse this. "There's no harm here, you were so much better" I meant it, doesn't mean I'm not a little upset, But-
Truth is I’m happy that I’m alone now. ‘Cause you made me think I almost forgot how. You’re not a man if you don’t know how to share with me what your God gave you. This is just another disappointment.
Another mystery I’ll never solve. I was fine until you came into my life; you forced your way in just to take my lifeline. I’ll forget you fine it’s just my credibility that’s on the line, another man another blip. Now my attitude is sour, now what would you do had I not made you call me babe? “There’s no harm here, you were so much better”, so I hold you to a higher standard. But-
Truth is I’m happy that I’m alone now. ‘Cause you made me think I almost forgot how. You’re not a man if you don’t know how to share with me what your God gave you. This is just another disappointment.
It’s impossible to think that I screwed up again. My heart can take it, it’s my pride that’s writhing in pain. Well it’s so hard to admit I was wrong again, I’m sorry I thought you’d be more. But it’s so easy to get so carried away, when you’ve been treated like this everyone seems to glisten and glow. So where’s your halo? There’s no light in your eyes. Where’s your halo? Now you’re falling from the sky.
Truth is I’m happy that I’m alone now. ‘Cause you made me think I almost forgot how. You’re not a man if you don’t know how to share with me what your God gave you.
You’re just another disappointment
Oh No, You're just another disapointment.
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Hooked On You
03:04
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Frustrated by your lack of affection with me. Frustrated by your ability to be so elusive to me, and I don’t want to this song that could hurt you in any way. ‘Cause I’d like to make a home where you can stay with me for days and days, just stay with me for days.
‘Cause I think I could be too hooked on you. Do you think you could be so hooked on me? But I’m insecure and I need some encouragement. What would you do if I said I need you a little more? Do you think you could handle all of me?
I don’t want to drift away from my one and only man, but I’m not at ease and I can’t convince myself to stay. This is your warning I could fall for you, but I’m on edge. Should I fall or just walk away?
‘Cause I think I could be too hooked on you. Do you think you could be so hooked on me? But I’m insecure and I need some encouragement. What would you do if I said I need you a little more? Do you think you could handle all of me?
I will call you tonight and we will set things right. But if we walk away know I’ll never turn around again – no I’ll never turn around again.
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Liberty Belle and the Union Boys New York, New York
One Raging Rock Band With a Southern Rock Twist
Brought to You By:
Laura Keim - Lead Vocals, Guitar
Bass Guitar
Andrew Williamson - Drums, Vocals
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