Marmozets - Co.War.Dice
A rip-roaring and raucous return for Marmozets, 'Co.War.Dice' is utterly bonkers.
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Don't quit on me Don't quit on me now tonight The last time You poison my You poison my mind tonight You poison my
I'm running away Get out of sight Bruised legs, cut lips It wasn't right Im running away Get out of sight Bruised legs Cut lips I wanna see ya
I don't dance cause I want to I dance cause I need to I'm gonna die to own this room Yeah I need this more than you I can't help but wonder Is this romance? Standing still makes me confused What happened to the kid in you I wanna see ya play
Don't quit on me Don't quit on me now tonight The last time You poison my You poison my mind tonight You poison my
I'm running away Get out of sight Bruised legs, cut lips It wasn't right Im running away Get out of sight Bruised legs Cut lips I wanna see ya
I don't dance 'cause I want to I dance 'cause I need to I'm gonna die to own this room Yeah I need this more than you I can't help but wonder Is this romance Standing still makes me confused What happened to the kid in you? I wanna see ya play
1, 2, 3, play
I wanna see ya I wanna see ya I wanna see ya
I don't dance 'cause I want to I dance 'cause I need to I'm gonna die to own this room Yeah I need his more than you I can't help but wonder Is this romance? Standing still makes me confused What happened to the kid in you?
I wanna see ya play
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"Play" is a song by Marmozets from the album Knowing What You Know Now, released in 2018. The song was written by Larry Hibbitt, Marmozets. It was produced by Gil Norton.
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