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Ocean Colour Scene ~ Foxy's Folk Faced


I think everybody's after me They wanna know just what I feel Pushing wires under my nose Everybody's standing on my toes Telling the world what I should know You said you'd seen life from near the floor You opened every closing door Thank you for always being there And all the nights in which we shared And we know we're always here And if it gets you down You know I'll always be around Guess too much just ain't enough We - we who are your property Whose every single move you see We don't mind the prying eyes We don't mind all your lies Or the headlines that you write more free lyrics

I think everybody's after me
They wanna know just what I feel
Pushing wires under my nose
Everybody's standing on my toes
Telling the world what I should know

You said you'd seen life from near the floor
You opened every closing door

Thank you for always being there
And all the nights in which we shared
And we know we're always here

And if it gets you down
You know I'll always be around
Guess too much just ain't enough

We - we who are your property
Whose every single move you see
We don't mind the prying eyes
We don't mind all your lies
Or the headlines that you write

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