No 1 Party Anthem

Album: AM (2013)
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    So you're on the prowl wonderin' whether
    She left already or not
    Leather jacket, collar popped like antenna
    Never knowin' when to stop
    Sunglasses indoors, par for the course
    Lights in the floors and sweat on the walls
    Cages and poles

    Call off the search for your soul
    Or put it on hold again
    She's havin' a sly indoor smoke
    She calls the folks who run this her oldest friends
    Sippin' her drink and laughin' at imaginary jokes
    As all the signals are sent, her eyes invite you to approach
    And it seems as though those lumps in your throat
    That you just swallowed have got you goin'

    Come on, come on, come on
    Come on, come on, come on
    Number one party anthem

    She's a certified mind blower
    Knowin' full well that I know
    May suggest there's somewhere from which I might know her
    Just to get the ball to roll
    Drunken monologues, confused because
    It's not like I'm fallin' in love
    I just want you to do me no good
    And you look like you could

    Come on, come on, come on
    Come on, come on, come on
    Number one party anthem
    Come on, come on, come on
    Before the moment's gone
    Number one party anthem
    Yeah, yeah

    The look of love, the rush of blood
    The, 'She's-with-me's, the Gallic shrug
    The shutterbugs, the Camera Plus
    The black and white and the color dodge
    The good time girls, the cubicles
    The house of fun, the number one
    Party anthem, oh

    Come on, come on, come on
    Come on, come on, come on
    Come on, come on, come on
    Come on, come on, come on
    Before the moment's gone
    Number one party anthem
    Number one party anthem
    Number one party anthem
    Yeah, yeah Writer/s: Alex Turner
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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