The sun don't shine 'round here no more
And I know it won't be long
I hope I see you out tonight
And I hope we get it on

'Cause I'm ready, I'm ready
To love somebody
'Cause I'm ready, I'm ready
Let's go

Whatever you heard about me before
Believe me, things ain't what they were
Whenever you look at me or talk to me
You sound just like her

And I'm ready, I'm ready
To love somebody
'Cause I'm ready, I'm ready
To love somebody

Seldom seen and in between
And I know it won't be long
Bittersweet is evergreen
Until we get it on

Now I'm ready, I'm ready
To love somebody
'Cause I'm ready, I'm ready
Let's go




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I'm Ready Lyrics as written by Frankie Miller Andy Fraser

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    thanks so much to the person who put up the lyrics, I can't find them anywhere on Google (which defies their claim that anything can be found on the internet, there should be a prize for this kind of thing)

    In any case, The Twilight Singers are an amazing band; I think that if they could just gain some publicity they could collect a pretty large fanbase (ha, tho I'm sure going mainstream is the exact opposite of what Greg Dulli wants): kind of a shame when you consider how many people would enjoy their emotionally-charged rock style.

    FryedChanseyon May 25, 2006   Link
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    Lah lah lah "BANG!" It's The Twilight Singers but not as we know them. After the washes of Towards The Waves all of a sudden we're blasted by this track.

    xdvron June 05, 2006   Link
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    Yeah, I live in Ohio and hadn't even heard of them till I was checking out a YTMND with Bonnie Brae as the music (the one about Garfield dying). I had heard of the Afghan Wigs though.

    I love this song and album. 'I'm Ready' sounds like its about a guy who maybe has been broken up with and is looking for some new girl? But maybe he's not a very good guy and is really just looking for sex? That's just my cursory take on it...

    zotquixon June 06, 2008   Link

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