We have all been wasting our time
For sunlight
There's only so much we'll take
Far from the only light brown ocean

She was only biding her time
Falling down
Working 9 to 5 in her store
Wasting ti-i-i-meeee

There's only so much we'll take
Far from the only light brown ocean

Find yourself a new boy
Find yourself a new boy
Find yourself a new boy, boy
Find yourself a new boy

I was in love, but I hardly knew
what I had 'till I found her and told you.
I only know I wanna hold her too.
All alone my heart would say
"Want a hand? What ya found? Just to know you.
I only know I wanna hold her too.

So put your hands on your waistline
And move you body to the bassline
And get your hands on some cheap wine
And get out, get out, like a motherfucking trout
So put your hands on your waistline
And move you body to the bassline
And get your hands on some cheap wine
And just-a move it 'til you feel fine.

I was in love, but I hardly knew
what I had 'till I found her and told you.
I only know I wanna hold her too.
All alone my heart would say
"Want a hand? What ya found? Just to know you.
I only know I wanna hold her too.

So put your hands on your waistline
And move you body to the bassline
And get your hands on some cheap wine
And get out, get out, like a motherfucking trout
With ya high flying identified, dignified woman
And motherfucking beast, a beast of fine crewman
You wanna piece of me, picked up on the street

With the boys and the beasts to feed the five streets (?)
(undistinguisable)


Lyrics submitted by jopzorz

Bathroom Gurgle Lyrics as written by Ross Dawson Andrew Faley

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    Hey i found what the high pitched chorus part says:

    I was in love, but I hardly knew what i had 'till I found her and told you. I only know I wanna hold her too. Wah hoo yeh! All alone my heart would say "Want a hand? What ya found? Just don't know you. I only know I wanna hold her too.

    I think its pretty accurate :)

    SpaceandtheWoodson December 10, 2009   Link
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    Amaaaaaazing song, makes you wanna dance. Haha I agree with 'undistinguishable' part to most of the lyrics.

    Possibly talk of a break up ? but a happy dirty synth electro break up.

    Nevermeantawordon May 14, 2008   Link
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    llllllllooooooooooooove samuel dust sooo mch right now.drool

    poeticoolon May 17, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    isnt it "rolling dimes" instead of falling down...

    amazing song

    ssusie_xon June 16, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    i know what the high bit says now, something along the lines of "i was in love when i was holding you".

    jopzorzon June 23, 2008   Link
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    I think its about not wasting your life doing some bullshit you hate, but enjoying the time you have (possibly by dancing or finding a new partner).

    toolejon July 08, 2008   Link
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    absolutely amazing song :D

    deltasunlighton November 18, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    It is rolling dimes, and the laughter bit I reckon is the bathroom gurgle, it's certainly not laughter.

    I think it's about wasting your time in a dead end relationship and crap job and going and enjoying life, dancing and getting drunk with someone new.

    TheAlternativeRouteon February 07, 2009   Link
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    im sure one of the Undistinguishable bits says "i was in love with the thought of you" but i can't tell.. maybe i just like the idea of it saying that.

    :)

    watchon February 13, 2009   Link
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    Get out, get out like a motherfucking trout

    DungareesJimon March 26, 2009   Link

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