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Alkaline Trio ~ Clavicle


Been on top of the world since about six months ago, Marking the first time i laid eyes on you. I lost all train of thought as i entered the room, Saw what looked like really good food then i saw you and so did you. I wanna wake up naked next to you, Kissing the curve in your clavicle. Kissing your clavicle. Been on top of the world since about 1 week ago, Marking a time when i was drunk enough to talk to you. I lost all train of thought as your eyes met mine, Told you i thought you were gorgeous, you gave me your phone number i gave you mine. Before you left i said that you can bet i'll be bothering you soon You said "no bother, please do" I've called you twice It's been a hellish fight to not think about you all the time Sitting around waiting for your call I wanna wake up naked next to you, Kissing the curve in your clavicle. Kissing your clavicle. I wanna wake up naked next to you, Kissing the curve in your clavicle. more free lyrics

Been on top of the world since about six months ago,
Marking the first time i laid eyes on you.
I lost all train of thought as i entered the room,
Saw what looked like really good food then i saw you and so did you.

I wanna wake up naked next to you,
Kissing the curve in your clavicle.
Kissing your clavicle.

Been on top of the world since about 1 week ago,
Marking a time when i was drunk enough to talk to you.
I lost all train of thought as your eyes met mine,
Told you i thought you were gorgeous, you gave me your phone number i gave you mine.
Before you left i said that you can bet i'll be bothering you soon
You said "no bother, please do"

I've called you twice
It's been a hellish fight to not think about you all the time
Sitting around waiting for your call

I wanna wake up naked next to you,
Kissing the curve in your clavicle.
Kissing your clavicle.

I wanna wake up naked next to you,
Kissing the curve in your clavicle.

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