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Lit ~ Slip


I shoulda called but it was late and you were sleeping, my dear I would hate for you to hear what I was putting you through I'm tryin' hard to be the man I know that you think I am I'm really glad you weren't there but now I wish you were here [BRIDGE:] Cuz we're so wonderful And so untouchable And just when I thought it was under control Everything just starts to... The pillow burns I toss & turn from all of the things I say You should've known better than to ever listen to me [BRIDGE] [CHORUS:] Slip Right through my fingers Finding it's way to the tips Well I'll try and forget But all that I taste is your lips Cryin' & kissin' me [guitar solo] [BRIDGE 2:] We're so wonderful And so untouchable You're the biggest part of me We're so wonderful And so untouchable And just when I thought it was under control Everything.... Everything.... [CHORUS X 2] more free lyrics

I shoulda called but it was late and you were sleeping, my dear
I would hate for you to hear what I was putting you through
I'm tryin' hard to be the man I know that you think I am
I'm really glad you weren't there but now I wish you were here

[BRIDGE:]
Cuz we're so wonderful
And so untouchable
And just when I thought it was under control
Everything just starts to...

The pillow burns I toss & turn from all of the things I say
You should've known better than to ever listen to me

[BRIDGE]

[CHORUS:]
Slip
Right through my fingers
Finding it's way to the tips
Well I'll try and forget
But all that I taste is your lips
Cryin' & kissin' me

[guitar solo]

[BRIDGE 2:]
We're so wonderful
And so untouchable
You're the biggest part of me
We're so wonderful
And so untouchable
And just when I thought it was under control
Everything....
Everything....

[CHORUS X 2]

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