This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
We were driving straight, down crooked streets
We were driving crazy, through concrete
It's all light and shade, two extremes
Black and white and grey in-between
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
And if I vote for you, will you, will you vote for me?
We were driving, pasted to the skin
In the driving rain, no-one lets you in
It's all light and shade, two extremes
Black and white and grey in-between, in-between, in-between
Mary, I'll
Mary, I'll
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
And if I vote for you, will you, will you vote for me?
Mary, I'll
Mary, I
And if I vote for you, will you, will you vote for me?
Will you vote for me?
Will you vote for me?
We were driving crazy, through concrete
It's all light and shade, two extremes
Black and white and grey in-between
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
And if I vote for you, will you, will you vote for me?
We were driving, pasted to the skin
In the driving rain, no-one lets you in
It's all light and shade, two extremes
Black and white and grey in-between, in-between, in-between
Mary, I'll
Mary, I'll
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
Mary, I'll colour you in
And if I vote for you, will you, will you vote for me?
Mary, I'll
Mary, I
And if I vote for you, will you, will you vote for me?
Will you vote for me?
Will you vote for me?
Lyrics submitted by stonechip
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