First love
Last love
Only love
It's only love

First love
Last love
Only love
It's only love

Do you miss home?
Do you miss home?
And are you cool?
Symmetrical?

Let's get married
And tick the boxes
And so she says
Oh lets get married
And tick the boxes

Do you want to be alone?
Do you wanna be alone?
And are you cool?
Symmetrical
Hypocritical
Analytical
So critical
Nothing's perfect
And I'm hoping I'll do do
But I will not do
'Cause nothing's perfect
So I'll have to make do

And it's my mistake
And no mistake
And I would take it back if I could
So stay with me tonight

I'll make my bed, I'll lie in it
And pillow talk you into it
I'll make my bed, I'll lie in it
Entice you with this leopard print and matching velvet duvet

First love
Last love
Only love
It's only love

First love
Last love
Only love
It's only love

Only love
Only love

It's only love


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First Love Lyrics as written by Hugo White Felix White

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    TIS FRICKEN AWESOME !

    pwincesson December 09, 2006   Link
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    i love this song, makes me think of a guy who went to uni who i really liked. 'do you miss home?' ahhh.

    Haylowon January 18, 2007   Link
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    this song's ace

    i love the 'are you cool?' bit

    bloc_party15on January 20, 2007   Link
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    I dont really like the rest of this album much but there something about this song. The guys voice sounds really tender, it reminds me of uni aswell.

    DaveyJon February 12, 2007   Link
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    Have you seen the clip of Orlando performing this acoustically? It was on Freshly Squeezed, the clip is on You Tube. It's absolutely beautiful.

    Trash_Glamon March 26, 2007   Link
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    This is the most captivating song...ever =)

    O!Kaytaon March 27, 2007   Link
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    i heard in an interview that this song was written to be "sweet." i agree, i think it is about a love that has already has endured a lot, and now there is a new struggle such as one partner moving away ("do you miss home?") or debating whether or not the relationship can stand being taken to the next level.

    i love the whole "nothing's perfect; i'm hoping i'll do" bit. :)

    girlinform_meon April 11, 2007   Link
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    i heard in an interview that this song was written to be "sweet." i agree, i think it is about a love that has already has endured a lot, and now there is a new struggle such as one partner moving away ("do you miss home?") or debating whether or not the relationship can stand being taken to the next level.

    i love the whole "nothing's perfect; i'm hoping i'll do" bit. :)

    girlinform_meon April 11, 2007   Link
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    oh, i don't get it! "i'm hoping i'll do" hoping he'll do what? reeeeeeally great song though, i like to listen to it every morning:)

    sedativeon April 23, 2007   Link
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    nothing's perfect; I was hoping i would do

    coz nothing's perfect; I'll have to make do

    Littlecharmeron April 25, 2007   Link

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