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42/18
02:43
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(A6)
I’d like to give it to you slowly
I’ll start by giving you my name
(B min7)
I leave my lips to do the talking
I leave my hands to do the same
(A6)
So if you ask me for my number
I’d like to give it to you plain
(B min)
For too many ones ate all alone
Watching Lost re-runs
(C# min7) (F#7)
And I don’t mind
(B min)
A touch of warmth
(E7)
To keep me safe
(C# min7)
And oh
(F#7)
I don’t mind
(B min) (E7)
A simple call to know you’re fine
(A)
Once in a while
‘Cause
I leave my legs to do the walkin’
I leave my heart to do the same
I never wanted this connection
I’d like to keep on playing games
So if you’d like to spin the bottle
I’ll spin you ‘round the kitchen floor
But if you want to write me letters
I’ll have to sign for them no more
But I don’t mind
A touch of warmth to keep me safe
And oh
I don’t mind
A simple call
To know you’re fine
Once in a while
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2. |
What Have You Done?
04:32
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This promised land looks broken
Paint the trees a shade of gold
And all I have are reservations
When you push the beauty ‘til it’s sold
What have you done to my mother?
What have you done to my little girl?
You’ve bound it tight, my brother
What have you done to my soul?
The sun is setting for the last time
The wind has blown itself away
The earth is leaving on a landslide
And I’m chasing trails from yesterday
What have you done to my mother?
What have you done to my little girl?
You’ve bound it tight, my brother
What have you done to my soul?
I cup my hands beside a river
I stoop to give myself a drink
But dust keeps slipping through my fingers
And I cry to give myself a place to sink
What have you done to my mother?
What have you done to my little girl?
You’ve bound it tight, my brother
What have you done to my soul?
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Hazel Los Angeles, California
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