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Cars, The ~ Wound Up On You


Took me long enough to find you Took me long enough to get you there Sometimes i feel like the sunshine lost And i look for the crumbs you toss Took me long enough to get past your eyes Took me long enough to tranquilize When you'd be laughing inside the storm I can still feel your mouth so warm You'll be back when you need someone You'll pretend it was just for fun I'm so wound up on you I'm so wound up on you I'm so wound up on you And i'm easy when you need me Took me long enough to get over Took me long enough to figure out You never meant to stay around You never meant to be losing ground Here she comes with that tip toe walk And she's ready just to have a talk more free lyrics

Took me long enough to find you
Took me long enough to get you there
Sometimes i feel like the sunshine lost
And i look for the crumbs you toss
Took me long enough to get past your eyes
Took me long enough to tranquilize
When you'd be laughing inside the storm
I can still feel your mouth so warm
You'll be back when you need someone
You'll pretend it was just for fun
I'm so wound up on you
I'm so wound up on you
I'm so wound up on you
And i'm easy when you need me
Took me long enough to get over
Took me long enough to figure out
You never meant to stay around
You never meant to be losing ground
Here she comes with that tip toe walk
And she's ready just to have a talk

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