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Bright Eyes ~ Pull My Hair


Is the passion all gone? Or is it still newly-wed? If all this heat's doing Is making us stick to the bed Then there's no life to revive But if the hunger's still there Burried somewhere inside Covered up by the boredom We’ve been trying to hide Then dig it up And devour And it'll seem more like a song And less like it's math When you pull on my hair And bite me like that It'll seem more like a song And less like it's math When you pull on my hair And bite me like that It'll seem more like a song Yeah more like song And the truth is that I can hardly wait I don’t care if we stay up too late Don’t answer the phone Don’t answer the phone And it'll seems more like a song And less like it's math When you pull on my hair and bite me like that It'll seems more like a song And less like it's math When you pull on my hair And bite me like that And bite me like that And bite me and scratch me like that And the truth is that I can hardly wait And It's so bad I can’t concentrate Don’t answer the phone Don’t answer the phone And it'll seem more like a song And less like it's math When you pull on my hair And bite me like that It'll seems more like a song And less like it's math When you pull on my hair And bite me like that And bite me like that And scratch me and bite me like that more free lyrics

Is the passion all gone?
Or is it still newly-wed?
If all this heat's doing
Is making us stick to the bed
Then there's no life to revive
But if the hunger's still there
Burried somewhere inside
Covered up by the boredom
We’ve been trying to hide
Then dig it up
And devour
And it'll seem more like a song
And less like it's math
When you pull on my hair
And bite me like that
It'll seem more like a song
And less like it's math
When you pull on my hair
And bite me like that
It'll seem more like a song
Yeah more like song
And the truth is that I can hardly wait
I don’t care if we stay up too late
Don’t answer the phone
Don’t answer the phone
And it'll seems more like a song
And less like it's math
When you pull on my hair
and bite me like that
It'll seems more like a song
And less like it's math
When you pull on my hair
And bite me like that
And bite me like that
And bite me and scratch me like that
And the truth is that I can hardly wait
And It's so bad I can’t concentrate
Don’t answer the phone
Don’t answer the phone
And it'll seem more like a song
And less like it's math
When you pull on my hair
And bite me like that
It'll seems more like a song
And less like it's math
When you pull on my hair
And bite me like that
And bite me like that
And scratch me and bite me like that

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