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Cat Power ~ Headlights


Last thing I remember Last thing I remember Last thing I remember Somebody was laughing in my ear Last thing I remember The sun was coming up Last thing i remember Last thing i remember Hey the headlights are getting to Close to me Hey the headlights are cutting me I can see Somewhere above me I can see My friend weeping My friend singing over me Lifting her arms up to the sky Lifting her arms up to the sky .... Somewhere above me I can hear Like birds singing Or are they weeping Get up around eight X4 Let's make some coffee And get real stoned Hey let's play a record or two A record or two X3 Hey the headlights are getting too Close to me Hey the headlights are cutting me And I can see i'm alone It's cold as hell X5 more free lyrics

Last thing I remember
Last thing I remember
Last thing I remember
Somebody was laughing in my ear
Last thing I remember
The sun was coming up
Last thing i remember
Last thing i remember
Hey the headlights are getting to
Close to me
Hey the headlights are cutting me
I can see
Somewhere above me
I can see
My friend weeping
My friend singing over me
Lifting her arms up to the sky
Lifting her arms up to the sky
....
Somewhere above me
I can hear
Like birds singing
Or are they weeping

Get up around eight X4
Let's make some coffee
And get real stoned
Hey let's play a record or two
A record or two X3

Hey the headlights are getting too
Close to me
Hey the headlights are cutting me
And I can see i'm alone
It's cold as hell X5

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