The Others

Tv Rock

Ooo arrr, we and the others
Ooooo, unlike you

Boys looking for love,
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars a little desperate girl
Looking for love
The women dressed like violence
Wipping cigars a little desperate

Ooo, arrr, we and the others
Ooo, arrr, we and the others

Boys, looking for love you can't stop the silence
Deafening rars the little desperate girl
Looking for love
Their coming on like sirens
Under the stars a little desperate

Ooo, arrr we and the others
Ooo, arrr we and the others
Who are we?
Who are we?

Were boys, looking for love
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars
A little desperate boys
Looking for love
Their women dressed like violence
We'll bring cigars, a little desperate..

Looking for love,
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars
A little desperate boys
Looking for love
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars a little desperate..

GIRLS

Looking for love
Their women dressed like violence
We'll bring cigars a little desperate

BOYS

Looking for love,
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars
A little desperate boys
(Who are we?)
Looking for love
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars a little desperate

GIRLS
(Who are we?)
Looking for love
The women dressed like violence
We'll bring cigars
A little desperate

BOYS
(Who are we and the others?)
Looking for love
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars
A little desperate boys
Looking for love
(Who unlike you)
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars a little desperate

GIRLS
Looking for love
(Who are we and the others?)
Their women dressed like violence
We'll bring cigars
A little desperate

BOYS
Looking for love
(Who unlike you?)
A young man needs violence
Licking guitars
A little desperate.


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The Others Lyrics as written by Jack Weaving Cory Leslie Blight

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    hah i just realised mel-luvs-tle and i said the same thing :s

    blameyourself.on September 24, 2007   Link

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