Out Of The Woodwork

Album: The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas (2013)
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    I was busy underwater
    Tryin' hard to hold my breath
    A drownin' spider caught my eye and I
    Had to come up for air
    Just because you're older than me
    Doesn't mean you have to be so condescending
    I still see the same things that you see
    I'm a little shady on my history

    I am normally
    Pretty forgiving
    But only if you are

    She's so easy
    She's so easy

    I noticed you stopped talkin' to me
    Now you're talkin' to me all the time
    Do you know you're no good at listening?
    But you're really good at saying everything on your mind
    It must be tiring trying so hard
    To look like you're not really trying at all
    I guess if you're afraid of aiming too high
    Then you're not really gonna have too far to fall

    I am normally
    Pretty forgiving
    But only if you are, yeah

    She's so easy, yeah
    She's so easy

    Climb aboard the wagon when it comes on through (she's so easy)
    Jump up on your horse and tell me how is the view (she's so easy)
    Look over my shoulder when I talk to you (she's so easy)
    Where's the more important person in the room? (She's so easy)

    She's so easy
    She's so easy
    She's so easy
    She's so easy
    She's so easy
    She's so easy
    She's so easy
    She's so easy
    She's so easy Writer/s: Courtney Barnett
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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