Gimme Sympathy

Album: Fantasies (2009)
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  • Get hot
    Get too close to the flame
    Wild, open space
    Talk like an open book
    Sign me up

    Got no time to take a picture
    I'll remember someday
    All the chances we took
    We're so close to something better left unknown
    We're so close to something better left unknown
    I can feel it in my bones

    Gimme sympathy
    After all of this is gone
    Who would you rather be
    The Beatles or The Rolling Stones?
    Oh seriously
    You're gonna make mistakes, you're young
    Come on, baby, play me something
    Like "Here Comes the Sun"

    Come on, baby, play me something like
    Here comes the sun

    Don't go, stay with the all-unknown
    Stay away from the hooks
    All the chances we took

    We're so close to something better left unknown
    We're so close to something better left unknown
    I can feel it in my bones

    Gimme sympathy
    After all of this is gone
    Who would you rather be
    The Beatles or The Rolling Stones?
    Oh, seriously
    You're gonna make mistakes, you're young
    Come on, baby, play me something
    Like "Here Comes the Sun"

    Gimme sympathy
    After all of this is gone
    Who would you rather be
    The Beatles or The Rolling Stones?
    Oh, seriously
    You're gonna make mistakes, you're young
    Come on, baby, play me something
    Like "Here Comes the Sun"
    Come on, baby, play me something
    Like "Here Comes the Sun"
    Come on, baby, play me something
    Like "Here Comes the Sun" Writer/s: Emily Haines, James Shaw
    Publisher: Sentric Music
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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  • Veve from Lorain, OhI love this song!
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