David Gray - Babylon II Lyrics
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Babylon II
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What Are The Lyrics For Babylon II By David Gray?
Friday night I'm going nowhere
All the lights are changing green to red Turning over TV stations Situations running through my head Looking back through time You know it's clear that I've been blind I've been a fool To open up my heart To all that jealousy, that bitterness, that ridicule And if you want it Come and get it Crying out loud The love that I was Giving you was Never in doubt Let go of your heart Let go of your head And feel it now Let go your heart Let go your head And feel it now Babylon, Babylon Saturday I'm running wild And all the lights are changing red to green Moving through the crowds I'm pushing Chemicals are rushing through my bloodstream Only wish that you were here You know I'm seeing it so clear I've been afraid To show you how I really feel Admit to some of those bad mistakes I've made Well, if you want it Come and get it Crying out loud The love that I was Giving you was Never in doubt Let go your heart Let go your head And feel it now Let go your heart Let go your head And feel it now Let go your heart Let go your head And feel it Let go your heart Let go your head And feel it now Babylon, Babylon, Babylon, Babylon, Babylon Why why why why why why |
Who Wrote Babylon II By David Gray?
David Gray
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What's The Duration Of The Babylon II By David Gray?The duration of Babylon II is 3:40 minutes and seconds. |
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