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Boo Radleys, The ~ Comb Your Hair


We've both been sitting here so long Turn it off there's nothing on The television will not be revolutionised So come on baby, comb your hair And hope the streets will lead us where Everybody will know just what we both need And we may never be this young again Half my life has been misspent Remember how i used to be and my energy And we may never feel this way again Lets not waste the time we have left Get out while we can and clear our dusty heads Holy man, yes, thanks you're kind But i haven't got the time To listen to how bad your god says i have been For i have been what you've not been And i have seen what you've not seen Come back later when you're lived a little while And we may never be this young again Half my life has been misspent Remember how i used to be and my energy And we may never feel this way again Lets not waste the time we have left Get out while we can and clear our dusty heads more free lyrics

We've both been sitting here so long
Turn it off there's nothing on
The television will not be revolutionised
So come on baby, comb your hair
And hope the streets will lead us where
Everybody will know just what we both need
And we may never be this young again
Half my life has been misspent
Remember how i used to be and my energy
And we may never feel this way again
Lets not waste the time we have left
Get out while we can and clear our dusty heads
Holy man, yes, thanks you're kind
But i haven't got the time
To listen to how bad your god says i have been
For i have been what you've not been
And i have seen what you've not seen
Come back later when you're lived a little while
And we may never be this young again
Half my life has been misspent
Remember how i used to be and my energy
And we may never feel this way again
Lets not waste the time we have left
Get out while we can and clear our dusty heads

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