This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
I've doubled my pace
For half of your smile
I'm tiger-posed
I'm doggy-bagged
Crime or offense
Don't make you cry
I love your heart
I've combed your eyes
I see it in your feet
Racing to mine
And I like to dream
I'm caught in the sky
I hang by the fears that
Staple my life
The winter was long
The mountains were high
The fire burns blue
As I wave my goodbyes
This isn't the town where
I wanna die
I'm worth the time
In all sincerity
I'm honestly happy
With you
So let's make it fast
Like lightning through the cars
But just like the sixties
We won't get very far
I'm into looks
But I'm also into books
I see it in your smile
I see it in your smile
For half of your smile
I'm tiger-posed
I'm doggy-bagged
Crime or offense
Don't make you cry
I love your heart
I've combed your eyes
I see it in your feet
Racing to mine
And I like to dream
I'm caught in the sky
I hang by the fears that
Staple my life
The winter was long
The mountains were high
The fire burns blue
As I wave my goodbyes
This isn't the town where
I wanna die
I'm worth the time
In all sincerity
I'm honestly happy
With you
So let's make it fast
Like lightning through the cars
But just like the sixties
We won't get very far
I'm into looks
But I'm also into books
I see it in your smile
I see it in your smile
Lyrics submitted by SuntoryTime12
Baby Blues Lyrics as written by Dolores Mary O'riordan
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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absolutely brilliant.
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This is off of the new album..Dave sings it with Emily from Metric. At first I wasn't that crazy about it, but it's starting to grow on me. It sounds closest to anything off of Logic from all of the new stuff, in my opinion.
I think he's asking someone to make a decision, like he's been waiting around and is ready to move on with his life, and he's asking her to come with him.
I'm worth the time in all sincerity/i'm happy with you"
says it all.
and i also love: "i'm into looks/but i'm also into books"
coz that's the kind of guy i want.
this is such a pretty song!! my favorite parts are
As I wave my goodbyes This isn’t the town where I wanna die
So let’s make it fast Like lightning through the cars But just like the sixties We won’t get very far
The lyrics on the album insert say "I'm with the times" instead of "I'm worth the time," and I'm pretty sure that's what Dave/Emily were singing, but "I'm worth the time" definitely makes more sense.
This song brings me the image of a man and a woman meeting and feeling exactly the same way about each other, understanding each other completely. So they talk to each other about their fears and dreams, about what they see in each other, and they decide to be together.
If I'm right, Dave/Emily's duet was the perfect way to do this song. If I'm wrong, their duet was still perfect.