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Moonbeast
04:11
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I don't care if you stay or or go,
I don't care what you think you know,
and I don't care if you think she's got everything you every wanted.
I don't care if you're wrong or right,
I don't care if you stay tonight
and I don't care if you think you got everything you ever wanted.
She whispers in Moonbeams
and she can stare through space
she see's through my every move
She puts me in my place
She whispers in Moonbeams
and stars fall from her eyes
when she dreams its like movies
but she cant remember the lines
She feeds my dilusion
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Bedroom Stare
03:05
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Show me that you love me
With your eyes and your hip bone
Honey whisper in my ear
My heart drops like a stone
There's a sun that is shining
And it likes to shine on you
Show me you love me baby let your light shine through
If proof is in the puddin
Then I love puttin up with you
We wrestle like banshees
And we dance like 2 left shoes
You get me spinning round and round
Like a scratched up record round
And Youre the only needle that knows how to find my groove
CHORUS:
Make a heart with your fingers in the air
Blow a kiss, let it linger like a dare
I'm gonna get to the bottom of your bedroom stare
BRIDGE:
I just need your dedication
Not Hollywood expectations
I don't need no one night stand
I'm gonna be your one love kinda man
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Cut Throat Finches Fort Worth, Texas
Songwriter Sean Russell, a proud resident of the Ft Worth music scene, formed the band mid-2015 with a group of much-lauded
players from the area, all of whom were involved in various projects of their own.
With the Finches, affection for eclectic music runs deep, as almost a proud obsession of the obscure, and their connection in the studio, blends together like a well-crafted adult beverage.
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