1. |
Girls' Nite Out
01:40
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The way you look makes them quiver
Your cold stare makes them shiver
see them wish
They were the girl she wanted to kiss
(You see the) Boys bite their tongues
Girls just having fun
It doesn’t matter what they say
Everything’s going their way
Tensions rise
They don’t want to kiss in front of the guys
They catch a look from the neighborhood
It doesn’t matter when when you look this good
(You see the)
Boys bite their tongues
Girls having fun
It doesn’t matter what they say
Everything’s going their way
The way you look makes them quiver
Your cold stare
Makes them shiver
(You) see them wish
They were girl she wanted to kiss
(You see the) Boys bite their tongues
Girls having fun
It doesn’t matter what they say
Everything’s going their way
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2. |
Winter of Our Discontent
02:13
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Maybe I've been taken for a fool
Maybe I have mistaken you
maybe I’ve been cruel
but if time would pass
but if nothing lasts
I would say
there was no way
but if time would pass
but if nothing lasts
the winter of our discontent
now, to some extent
I see how things went
but would I see
If nothing was free?
A stitch in time
to save mine
the winter of our discontent
now, to some extent
see how things went
Maybe you’ve got some nerve
get more than you deserve
with the drive and the verve
but if time would pass
but if nothing lasts
what you say must be true
I was happy at a table for two
plans often go askew
but if time would pass
but if nothing lasts
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