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Arab Strap ~ I Would've Liked Me A Lot Last Night


I need them for my headaches, i need them for skin. We need it for a night out and sometimes for a night in. The room stinks of poppers, the bog's full of bile. At least i'm not shitting blood again. I always sat it's worst in the while. I hear we had a good time. i hear i was a riot. I would've like me a lot last night, i could've put me to shame last night. I feel out with a lover, i fell out with my friends. I'm still trying to work out where the weekend ends. No solids on sunday, we can eat in the week. You said i was fucked - you got some fucking cheek I hear we had a good time. i hear i was a right laugh. I really loved you a lot last night. i could've hugged you to death last night. more free lyrics

I need them for my headaches, i need them for skin.
We need it for a night out and sometimes for a night in.
The room stinks of poppers, the bog's full of bile.
At least i'm not shitting blood again.
I always sat it's worst in the while.

I hear we had a good time. i hear i was a riot.
I would've like me a lot last night, i could've put me to shame last night.

I feel out with a lover, i fell out with my friends.
I'm still trying to work out where the weekend ends.
No solids on sunday, we can eat in the week.
You said i was fucked - you got some fucking cheek

I hear we had a good time. i hear i was a right laugh.
I really loved you a lot last night. i could've hugged you to death last night.

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