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Cyndi Lauper ~ 911


There's a riot in the kitchen and the bed's on fire There's a locket in my pocket that I can't find Oh I'm at the window whistling in the wind I'm at my own front door and I can't get in I'm dialing up 911 I'm on the brink of trouble again, If you could change the time, a little, Then everything would be Fine, fine, fine Tell me do you have a home-made remedy, The only time we talk is in our sleep Oh he likes mornings, I like the moon It's a typical case of too little, too soon I'm dialing up 911 I'm on the brink of trouble again, If you could change the time, a little, Then everything would be Fine, fine, fine ...My back is in the corner, My boat is taking on water, You can't wrap fire up in paper And you can't rap your way out of here Oh I like mornings, he likes the moon It's a typical case of too late, too soon I'm dialing up 911... more free lyrics

There's a riot in the kitchen and the bed's on fire
There's a locket in my pocket that I can't find
Oh I'm at the window whistling in the wind
I'm at my own front door and I can't get in

I'm dialing up 911
I'm on the brink of trouble again,
If you could change the time, a little,
Then everything would be
Fine, fine, fine

Tell me do you have a home-made remedy,
The only time we talk is in our sleep
Oh he likes mornings, I like the moon
It's a typical case of too little, too soon

I'm dialing up 911
I'm on the brink of trouble again,
If you could change the time, a little,
Then everything would be
Fine, fine, fine

...My back is in the corner,
My boat is taking on water,
You can't wrap fire up in paper
And you can't rap your way out of here

Oh I like mornings, he likes the moon
It's a typical case of too late, too soon

I'm dialing up 911...

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