1. |
Run Rosie
03:44
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Verse 1:
I don't know if you've met
This girl that I know
Redhead, she's running on empty
Won't let it show
I've tried so many times
To ask,
Are you alright?
Said she's got weird circles
Running through her mind
Ohhhh, what is poor, old Rosie gonna do?
Chorus:
Run ma dear Rosie, better run, better run (x2)
Ooh, run, run, run, run, run (x2)
Run ma dear Rosie, better run, better run (x2)
(ooh run, run, run, run, run)
Verse 2:
Headed down along the coast
She thinks she's done her time
Scared of what awaits for her
Beyond enemy lines
Pray to God to help her please
Don't let her fall behind
Mother said a woman's job
Ain't worth the overtime
Ohh, where is poor, old Rosie headed too?
Chorus (x2)
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2. |
Gate 23
02:44
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Verse 1:
If you're wondering why
The connection failed
Cut the chords in your sleep
To save myself
Pre Chorus:
Ohhh, is it evil (x2)
Chorus:
So come with me
Run to Gate 23
Let's be selfish for once in our lives
Board a nice plane
Say goodbye to my brain
For a while
Verse 2:
You're wondering why
I look so weak
I don't think small towns
Are my cup of tea
Pre Chorus (x1)
Chorus (x1)
Verse 3:
And I'm wondering why
I can't compete
In this strange love game
Like some top athlete
Pre Chorus (x1)
Chorus (x2)
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Guavo Wellington, New Zealand
fun and love
jam tunes perfect for spreading on toast
folk about with us
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