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Brian Eno ~ Been There Done That


I was dreaming It's a hundred and ninety degrees We were crawling around on our knees Till the sun came up at quarter to three But the time we had Dirty clothes and dirt on our walls Swinging on the bathroom doors Thinking we were having a ball Until somebody said they'd Been there, done that Been there, don't wanna go back Been there, done that Been there, don't wanna go back Yesterday i called you on the telephone To tell you i was feeling alone Where you been for the last few days? I want you back Put my feet back on the ground I don't need the lost and found I need somebody to tell me when i've Been there, done that Been there, don't wanna go back Been there, done that Been there, don't wanna go back A broken heart Won't get you much further than a cold heart We're getting, getting better, we're running back Running back, back to you and i'm feeling that You're the money or the good times When i've been there... more free lyrics

I was dreaming
It's a hundred and ninety degrees
We were crawling around on our knees
Till the sun came up at quarter to three
But the time we had
Dirty clothes and dirt on our walls
Swinging on the bathroom doors
Thinking we were having a ball
Until somebody said they'd
Been there, done that
Been there, don't wanna go back
Been there, done that
Been there, don't wanna go back
Yesterday i called you on the telephone
To tell you i was feeling alone
Where you been for the last few days?
I want you back
Put my feet back on the ground
I don't need the lost and found
I need somebody to tell me when i've
Been there, done that
Been there, don't wanna go back
Been there, done that
Been there, don't wanna go back
A broken heart
Won't get you much further than a cold heart
We're getting, getting better, we're running back
Running back, back to you and i'm feeling that
You're the money or the good times
When i've been there...

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