Lloyd Cole - Speedboat Lyrics
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Speedboat
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What Are The Lyrics For Speedboat By Lloyd Cole?
Julie said we drink far too much coffee
Wine and cigarettes and we never get no sleep I first met them at a riverboat party Both of them were speeding I would say I lived on the edge of all this indulgence Taking notes and trusting in prudence Julie said to jim why don't we jump in While the water is cool and we are still friends Some say that they o.d.'d on leonard cohen Well I can see that river whenever I think about them The river is cruel and the water is deep and blue I was working then on my great unfinished novel "please let introduce myself my name is ronald" I was okay there until I lost my cool Now let me introduce you to the rest of the crew It wasn't my style to find surf in my eye It was much more my style to find sand in my eyes Though there is absolutely no truth to be discovered Albeit truth then is nothing to be found We academics are not easily discouraged Lloyd you know wits they come three to the pound Julie said to jim look at the state we're in It was never her intention to conclude anything It wasn't my style to find surf in my eye It was much more my style to find sand in my eyes It was just not my style to find surf in my eye It was much more my style to get sand kicked in my eyes Sand in my eyes |
Who Wrote Speedboat By Lloyd Cole?
Lloyd Cole
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What's The Duration Of The Speedboat By Lloyd Cole?The duration of Speedboat is 4:40 minutes and seconds. |
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