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Black Crowes ~ Then She Said My Name


Let me tell you 'bout the book That i've been reading It's got all my favorite words Let me tell you 'bout who i saw scheming Ya better know it's not my girl Let me tell ya 'bout what i've been seeing It's the window to the world Let me tell you 'bout the secret I've been keeping Said the oyster to the pearl Are you sorry? No not me And tell me why should i be Cause i've been knocked right off of my feet And no i didn't even miss a beat I never thought a love could be like this Then she said my name Now i'm wrapped around her finger I'll never be the same So let me tell ya 'bout the joke That you've been living Said the clown to the fool Let me tell you 'bout The wheel that keeps on spinning Said the teacher to the school Are you worried? Well could be, cause i'll tell you what i've seen I've weathered storms that would sink most ships Yes i know when to button my lip Offer me a melody Pour a cup of wine Spill your deepest memory And someday you'll be fine more free lyrics

Let me tell you 'bout the book
That i've been reading
It's got all my favorite words
Let me tell you 'bout who i saw scheming
Ya better know it's not my girl

Let me tell ya 'bout what i've been seeing
It's the window to the world
Let me tell you 'bout the secret
I've been keeping
Said the oyster to the pearl

Are you sorry?
No not me
And tell me why should i be
Cause i've been knocked right off of my feet
And no i didn't even miss a beat

I never thought a love could be like this
Then she said my name
Now i'm wrapped around her finger
I'll never be the same

So let me tell ya 'bout the joke
That you've been living
Said the clown to the fool
Let me tell you 'bout
The wheel that keeps on spinning
Said the teacher to the school

Are you worried?
Well could be, cause i'll tell you what i've seen
I've weathered storms that would sink most ships
Yes i know when to button my lip

Offer me a melody
Pour a cup of wine
Spill your deepest memory
And someday you'll be fine

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