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Chemical Brothers, The ~ Asleep From Day


I know just what your mama said Always misunderstood Gotta tell you something I saw it in your eyes I think i left your back seat And now it's always good I fell asleep from day And all the promises There's a lot of people That let their will to say I've got a lot of friends And they've got beautiful eyes That make my heart feel surprised And you notice it And that's the truth That's the truth Have me to you I shine along underneath your view I'll be the one To let you know when you've come undone I like the stars in the sky And watch the moonlight go by I've got a lot of friends more free lyrics

I know just what your mama said
Always misunderstood
Gotta tell you something
I saw it in your eyes

I think i left your back seat
And now it's always good
I fell asleep from day
And all the promises

There's a lot of people
That let their will to say
I've got a lot of friends

And they've got beautiful eyes
That make my heart feel surprised
And you notice it
And that's the truth
That's the truth

Have me to you
I shine along underneath your view
I'll be the one
To let you know when you've come undone

I like the stars in the sky
And watch the moonlight go by
I've got a lot of friends

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