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Chemical Brothers, The ~ Life Is Sweet


Days like this are sweet I'm talking in my sleep I think you're goin soft I know its stiff for me And saturdays are short I'm walkin with my dog A (lie's a canyon size)? Break up home there's nothing (bound and left)? Longer that i love Break up home there's nothing wrong with me I'm driving in the sun It's a hell of a way down south Bring me back my love And (?) in your home And saturdays are short I'm walking with my dog A (lie's a canyon size)? Break up home there's nothing on the knife And days like this are sweet I'm walking in my sleep It's a place where i belong I banged a million drums Someday i'll go back home You'll (?) it up and go I like it in my head And caught up in your love more free lyrics

Days like this are sweet
I'm talking in my sleep
I think you're goin soft
I know its stiff for me
And saturdays are short
I'm walkin with my dog
A (lie's a canyon size)?
Break up home there's nothing (bound and left)?

Longer that i love
Break up home there's nothing wrong with me

I'm driving in the sun
It's a hell of a way down south
Bring me back my love
And (?) in your home

And saturdays are short
I'm walking with my dog
A (lie's a canyon size)?
Break up home there's nothing on the knife

And days like this are sweet
I'm walking in my sleep
It's a place where i belong
I banged a million drums
Someday i'll go back home
You'll (?) it up and go

I like it in my head
And caught up in your love

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