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Jenny
03:50
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(Oooooh I think she found out, I think she found out, I think she found out)
Jenny doesn't know it yet, but I stole her bike
I guess I gotta role with it, I only get one strike
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
Yeah I need to say I'm sorry, so come over to my party tonight
Your friends are all invited, so come over to my party tonight
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
Jenny doesn't know it yet, but I stole her light
I hope she quits smoking it, she's only got one strike
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
Yeah I need to say I'm sorry, so come over to my party tonight
Your friends are all invited, so come over to my party tonight
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
And I wish that I could take it back, oh my my
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2. |
Take Your Time
04:26
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So I scream it out, you got me thinking,
I got nothing left to lose, left to lose
And they're just words you know
And they're just thoughts that go
In and out, In and out
What if I said I did
Something I can't figure out
I got a pocket-full of issues, and I don't mind
Cos when it comes to love I go all night
Yeah back to the front, like an art form baby
Bet you never had something so tasty
So take your time, take your time, when you take it down oh
You say, no one loves me like you do, well its true
But there's nothing inside of me baby, that I could give to you, give to you
So I scream it out, you got me thinking,
I got nothing left to lose, left to lose
And they’re just words you know
And they’re just thoughts that go
In and out
I got a pocket-full of issues, and I don't mind
Cos when it comes to love I go all night
Yeah back to the front, like an art form baby
Bet you never had something so tasty
So take your time, take your time, when you take it down oh
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3. |
Shot or Two
04:04
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I've seen you before
You came to my door
With a mouth full of attitude
I liked what I saw
And I wanted more
So I gave you a shot or two
So I gave you a shot or two
So I gave you a shot or two
Then you said you played
Like on centre stage
Drums with an attitude
Four on the floor
What I'm looking for
So I gave you a shot or two
So I gave you a shot or two
So I gave you a shot or two
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4. |
Settle Down
03:48
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You've got green eyes, they turn blue when it rains
I thought you realised, you're not one in the same
And if I take my time, would you come around
Would you come around
Would you come around
And if I made you mine
Would you settle down
Would you settle down
Tell me all about it, how you'd like to.... fly to the moon.
You don't have to wonder, i've packed my bags, and you know i'm coming with you
And if I take my time, would you come around
Would you come around
Would you come around
And if I made you mine
Would you settle down
Would you settle down, down, down, down
(Repeat)
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5. |
I Didn't Mean To
03:49
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I felt like flying out on the countryside
You were dying to be there, arms open wide
I don't think you know that I am not your type
If you want to we'll be friends till the end of time
Oh till the end of time
Oh baby baby baby baby baby, I didn't mean to break your heart, break your heart
Oh baby baby baby baby baby, I didn't mean to break your heart, break your heart
You know I said I hate love hurts me deep inside
Rather daydream and hideout in the midnight sky
Can you hear them my voices flicker in the night
And if you love me, you'll leave me and I will be just fine
Oh baby baby baby baby baby, I didn't mean to break your heart, break your heart
Oh baby baby baby baby baby, I didn't mean to break your heart, break your heart
I didn't mean to, I didn't mean to, I didn't mean to break your heart
I didn't mean to, I didn't mean to, I didn't mean to break your heart
I didn't mean to break your heart
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The Mad Era Auckland, New Zealand
The Mad Era is a band conceived by Marina Erakovic a former professional tennis player from NZ. All music is written, recorded, played and produced by Marina..... Who says you can't do two things at once.
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