Sorcha Richardson - First Prize Bravery

Honey

I don't know you well
I guess we only met
Sound of alarm bells won't stop
Ringing in head
I was coasting, always coasting,
Kissed me, ripped my chest right open
Underneath the white fluorescent light

I can't get you out my mind
I thought I might have dreamed it
You made me feel something that night
I swore I never needed
I was doing fine 'til I let you in my mind
Honey what the hell d'you do to me?

I thought it was you
Coming up the stairs
Was readying myself
To act like I don't care
I watched you move around the room
You're more magnetic than the moon
That hangs over the balcony
As you made your way back to me

Now I can't get you out my mind
I thought I might have dreamed it
You made me feel something that night
I swore I never needed
I was doing fine 'til I let you in my mind
Honey what the hell d'you do to me?
Honey what the hell d'you do to me?



Credits
Writer(s): Armand Van Helden, Andrew Richardson
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Honey
  2. Don't Talk About It
  3. Oh Oscillator
  4. Driveway
  5. Red Lion
  6. First Prize Bravery
  7. High In The Garden
  8. False Alarm
  9. Twisting The Knife
  10. Honey Heavy

All Album Tracks: First Prize Bravery >

Altri album

  1. Map of Manhattan - Single
  2. Somebody Told Me
  3. Jenny Was a Friend of Mine
  4. Jackpot (Edit)
  5. Shark Eyes (Jape Remix) - Single
  6. Smiling Like An Idiot
  7. Hard to Fake It
  8. Shark Eyes
  9. Archie
  10. I Can See Clearly Now

All Albums of Sorcha Richardson >

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