Sugar Rush

Pico Vs. Island Trees

Come out
Come out
Wherever you are
Oh it's not another false start
I'm not gonna let my heart
Get in the way this time

And I see you looking down on me
From the corner of your balcony
It's all right if you don't want to leave
I'm not asking twice

'Cause tonight
I'm not in love
No, it's not what I've been dreaming of
I know things have changed the way you feel

I'm just a sweet tooth
Baby, I'm a sugar rush
I'm rushing into you
Maybe won't you let me touch?

Is it too much
To rush too much to rush so much so fast?
I knew the feeling wasn't made to last

Now I'm finally on my own, dear
Twenty-second
Twenty-third year
I'm surprised you're even still here
Things don't always work out as you planned

But tonight I hope you understand
I'm not inclined to want to be your man
But if you're ready and willing
I'm ready to give into any other desire

'Cause tonight
I'm not in love
No, it's not what I've been dreaming of

I'm just a sweet tooth
Baby, I'm a sugar rush
I'm rushing into you
Maybe won't you let me touch?

Oh, is it too much
To rush too much to rush so much so fast?
I knew the feeling wasn't made to last

I'm just a sweet tooth
Baby, I'm a sugar rush

I'm rushing into you
Maybe won't you let me touch?
Oh, is it too much
To rush too much to rush so much so fast?
(Rush so fast)
I knew the feeling wasn't made to last

I'm just a sweet tooth
I'm not really into you
I know what you want to do
But I think that you should give up


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    the lyrics as you posted are incorrect. but only on one section. instead of "But tonight I hope you understand that I finally want to be a man But if you're ready and willing I'm ready to give into any other desire" It's actually "but tonight I hope you understand, I'm not inclined to want to be your man, but if you're ready and willing I'm ready to give into any other desire"

    rockintheshamon July 30, 2010   Link

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