Can't Stop Feeling

Album: Tonight: Franz Ferdinand (2009)
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  • The salt starts stinging again
    I can't stop feeling, no, I won't stop feeling
    The fun's not fun anymore
    I can't stop feeling, no, I won't stop feeling

    And you leave me here on my own
    You leave me here on the floor
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel anymore

    Feel anymore, feel anymore, feel anymore

    The salt starts stinging again
    I can't stop feeling, no, I won't stop feeling
    Although we're not us anymore
    I can't stop feeling, no, I won't stop

    And you leave me dancing alone
    Oh you leave me to die on the floor
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel anymore
    Feel anymore, feel anymore
    Feel anymore

    So boy, you're down and alone
    Your soul is broken again
    But you can't stop moving
    No, you won't stop moving along

    You can't feel it
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel it
    You can't feel anymore

    (Can't feel it)
    Anymore (can't feel it)
    Anymore (can't feel it)
    You can't feel anymore, anymore, anymore
    You can't feel anymore Writer/s: Alexander Paul Kapranos Huntley, Nicholas John McCarthy, Paul Robert Thompson, Robert Hardy
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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