Let me try on your dress, it turns me on when we're a mess
Something's kickin' in, I smell the summer on your skin
I'm sick of being down, we're coming up, so let's go out
We won't live forever now, so let's make the most of it somehow

Your body is loose and you're going down
Your body is loose, you're going down
Your body is loose and you're going down, today

I don't care where you're from, whatever planet you think you're on
'cause you're my space cadet, I'll go anywhere with you, yeah
Maybe you're still lonely, but I love you, you're my best friend
We look like sister and brother, according to all our friends

Your body is loose and you're going down
Your body is loose, you're going down
Your body is loose and you're going down, today

Your body is loose and you're going down
Your body is loose, yeah, you're going down
Your body is loose and you're going down, today

There's no guns firing now, big yellow cranes hold up the clouds
And this season's changed me, I've fallen into a different skin
We make quite a pair and we look stupid and we don't care
We need no explanation, just keep on taking the happy pills

Your body is loose and you're going down
Your body is loose, yeah, you're going down
Your body is loose and you're going down, today

Your body is loose and you're going down
Your body is loose, yeah, you're going down
Your body is loose and you're going down, today

Let me try on your dress



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Loose Lyrics as written by Andrew Cairns

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    I'm pretty sure that, at the time, there was a lot of talk about a ceasefire in Northern Ireland (it mentions it in the Infernal Love CD booklet), and I'm pretty sure that when he heard about it, Andy Cairns was taking ecstacy with his then-girlfriend, and they decided to put on each other's clothes. So this is capturing that moment. This really is a great love song, nice Husker Du/Dinosaur Jr feel to it.

    infotainment_ladon January 21, 2006   Link

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