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Blink The Star ~ Your Big Night, Sandy!


Lockjaw standing on his own lowball landing Come on mistah reprimanding Why you so understanding? Oh she lights the wind on fire in her way No apologies, no luck tonight Filtered eyes look on from every side I wish this could be your big night, sandy Watch out for lightning Sandy waiting on her landing She was always so demanding Her voice was so commanding Say, you're looking like a wipeout You do this every night out You wait, i'm thinking I've got it! you're sinking And every day it seems there's a blackout on your city block Charming once, but twice, i'm gone And i feel like i was there all alone You're so white, you think yo'ure nothing like me, are you You wanted new conditions, base it all on intuition Play it just lke you're buddha, nothing hurts you `less it needs to Naked like a baby Don't look like you hate it more free lyrics

Lockjaw standing on his own lowball landing
Come on mistah reprimanding
Why you so understanding?
Oh she lights the wind on fire in her way
No apologies, no luck tonight
Filtered eyes look on from every side
I wish this could be your big night, sandy
Watch out for lightning
Sandy waiting on her landing
She was always so demanding
Her voice was so commanding
Say, you're looking like a wipeout
You do this every night out
You wait, i'm thinking
I've got it! you're sinking
And every day it seems there's a blackout on your city block
Charming once, but twice, i'm gone
And i feel like i was there all alone
You're so white, you think yo'ure nothing like me, are you
You wanted new conditions, base it all on intuition
Play it just lke you're buddha, nothing hurts you `less it needs to
Naked like a baby
Don't look like you hate it

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