1. |
Bittersweet
02:54
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everything is a little bit bittersweet
and though i try i just can't hide it
maybe i'm just a little sweet on you
everything is a little bit kind of shit
no matter what i do i just can't swim through it
everything seems a little bit sweeter with you
would you like some sugar in your coffee
or a squeeze of lemon with your toffee
some zaatar with your turkish delight?
everyone seems a little bit out of it
no matter what i do i can't be a part of it
maybe i'm just a little bit out of it too
everyone wants to feel their importance
and though i try i can't afford it
maybe one day i could be important to you
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2. |
What's It All About?
03:29
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you came into my life, there wasn't no one 'round,
it gave me such a fright, you pulled me from the ground,
but i wasn't looking for you, and i didn't know what to do
we started out holding hands and meeting friends,
and when we kissed i knew there wouldn't be an end
i knew just looking at you, i realised what i had to do
what's it all about? when people are strangely so close to you
what's it all about? when people so strange want to tell you
oooh oooh
we had a house decorated in a style,
that we could compromise just staying for a while
but i didn't own it with you, and suddenly our rent was due
you went out of my life much like you came into,
no longer were around and now i'm feeling blue,
here i am looking for you, i just don't know what to do
dear, what's it all about?
i want to know, but i never can find out
the people in your life, they come and go,
don't you know?
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Epic Babe
02:10
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didn't realise everybody was a babe,
such a babe,
think that word has lost it's meaning,
are you saying we're all the same?
what an epic babe, such a shredding babe,
or just a babe, another babe,
what an epic babe, such a shredding babe,
hey you! i've got a name
when you here it said about you,
does it feel okay?
don't you think it's kind of boring,
don't you think it's kind of lame,
what an epic babe, such a shredding babe,
or just a babe, another babe,
what an epic babe, such a shredding babe,
hey you! i've got a name
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4. |
Better Off Dreaming
02:53
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you've changed x 3
and i won't think about it
we're strange x 3
and i can't laugh about it
won't think about the hard times,
won't think about the rainy days,
won't think about the hurt,
won't think 'cause it's better off dreaming
this game x 3
no rules to be broken
your name x
will never be called again
won't think about the hard times,
won't think about the lonely days,
won't think about the hurt,
won't think 'cause it's better off dreaming
today x3
a lot is changing
you'd stay
and i'd never leave you
won't think about the hard times,
won't think about the rainy days,
won't think about the hurt,
won't think 'cause it's better off dreaming
won't think about the hard times,
won't think about the lonely days,
won't think about the hurt,
won't think 'cause it's better off dreaming
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Girlatones Melbourne, Australia
Girlatones play their own brand of garage-pop injected with unique lyrical humour and sincerity, drawing you into their
upbeat and inclusive world.
Jesse Williams - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Leah Senior - Vocals, Guitar
Tam Matlakowski - Bass, Vocals
Fabian Hunter Shaw - Drums, Vocals
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