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Charlatans Uk ~ Then


I wanna bomb your submarines You don't do anything for me You were sometimes hard to find You were never safe to be with, then You, you're nothing next to me I'm a phenomena you see You were sometimes hard to find You were never safe to be with, then Furious again, furious again You don't do anything for me We are a phenomena you see You were sometimes hard to find You were never safe to be with, then Furious again, furious again And you You give it all to me You never listen to a thing i said You're furious, i'm glorious You never hurt me that much more free lyrics

I wanna bomb your submarines
You don't do anything for me
You were sometimes hard to find
You were never safe to be with, then
You, you're nothing next to me
I'm a phenomena you see
You were sometimes hard to find
You were never safe to be with, then
Furious again, furious again
You don't do anything for me
We are a phenomena you see
You were sometimes hard to find
You were never safe to be with, then
Furious again, furious again
And you
You give it all to me
You never listen to a thing i said
You're furious, i'm glorious
You never hurt me that much

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