She said 'Picture this: you and I,
On a magic carpet ride,
Covering your living room floor'

She said 'Picture this: you and I,
On a magic carpet ride,
Covering your living room floor'

I said 'You bring out my terrible its oh so wonderful
I can be the first-class passion that you're lookin' for
I'm your number one, all time fan'

In my good graces, you're a bad influence
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance
Little mischevious, remain devious
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance

She trembled 'Take me now,
Knock me out, navigate my filthy mouth,
Nurse my naughty back to life'

I said 'You unleash my episodes,
Crack my moral code,
Desperately delicious in your housewife glass life'

In my good graces, you're a bad influence
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance
Little mischevious, remain devious
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance

I'm your number one, all time fan
It would be my honour to get down with your open hand

In my good graces, you're a bad influence
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance
Little mischevious, remain devious
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance
Oh and you're a bad influence
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance
You're a bad influence
Keep me a heartbeat shy of an ambulance


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    Pretty sure it's "First Class passenger" not "passion". Also "validate my filthy mouth" not "navigate my filthy mouth"

    I've been listening to it all day and that's def what I'm hearing. =]

    This song is amazing. The Spill has done it again. Can't wait for a full album!!

    randomhero2006on January 14, 2010   Link

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