F.E.E.L.I.N.G.C.A.L.L.E.D.L.O.V.E.
by Pulp

Album: Different Class (1995)
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  • The room is cold
    And has been like this for several months
    If I close my eyes, I can visualise everything in it
    Right down
    Right down to the broken handle
    On the third drawer down of the dressing table

    And the world outside this room
    Has also assumed a familiar shape
    The same events shuffled
    In a slightly different order each day
    Just like a modern shopping centre

    And it's so cold
    Yeah, it's so cold
    What is this feeling called love?
    Why me, why you?
    Why here, why now?

    It doesn't make no sense, no
    It's not convenient, no
    It doesn't fit my plans, no
    It's something I don't understand, oh
    F-E-E-L-I-N-G-C-A-double-L-E-D
    L-O-V-E, what is this thing that is happening to me?

    So what do I do?
    I've got a slightly sick feeling in my stomach
    Like I'm standing on top of a very high building, oh, yeah
    All the stuff they tell you about in the movies
    But this isn't chocolate boxes and roses
    It's dirtier than that

    Like some small animal that only comes out at night
    And I see flashes of the shape of your breasts
    And the curve of your belly
    And they make me have to sit down and catch my breath

    And it's so cold
    And it's so cold
    What is this feeling called love?
    Why me, why you?
    Why here, and why now?

    Oh, it doesn't make no sense, no
    It's not convenient, no
    It doesn't fit my plans
    But I got that taste in my mouth again, oh
    F-E-E-L-I-N-G-C-A-double-L-E-D
    L-O-V-E, what is this thing that is happening to me?
    F-E-E-L-I-N-G-C-A-double-L-E-D
    L-O-V-E, what is this thing that is happening to me?
    Oh yeah, oh yeah
    Oh yeah, oh yeah Writer/s: CANDIDA DOYLE, JARVIS BRANSON COCKER, MARK ANDREW WEBBER, NICK BANKS, RUSSELL SENIOR, STEPHEN PATRICK MACKEY
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
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