1. |
By Your Side
02:57
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There's a devil in my ear
He's reading poetry
There's an angel in my bed
She wants my heart
And I'm not dead yet
So please do not ignore me
I will speak my mind
Until I make my last remark
And I feel a little better
Yes, I feel a little better when I'm by your side
My metallic lighter
It takes me up to heaven
And my dreams are like
A heart to heart with God
And I'm finding that religion
Is a little inefficient
When all I do is pray for
What I've already got
And I feel a little better
Yes, I feel a little better when I'm by your side
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2. |
Girl
04:03
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I can't write a song that truly shows how much I love you
You may piss me off but I know that I can't live without you
I see the beauty in your eyes
and they nearly hypnotize me
Girl
How can you do this to me
I can't resist the way you smile at me
the true beauty in your soul
oh oh oh oh
I love you, I love you, I love you
More and more
I dream night and day for us to run away to together
I can't walk away, I might just waste away forever
Chorus
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3. |
What's Your Name
02:20
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What's your name?
Who gave it to ya'?
Was it the USA?
Where'd you come from?
What are ya' doin'?
Won't you come over and play?
Hello there baby
Won't you guess my name
You look like a lonesome woman
Aint that a shame
Since you're here already
You've got a story to tell?
Who do you fancy?
What kind of woman?
She come from heaven or hell?
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