Highly Evolved

Album: Highly Evolved (2002)
Charted: 32
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  • I'm feeling happy, so highly evolved
    My time's a riddle that'll never be solved
    Dreamin' for somethin', reachin' for somethin'
    Just waitin' for the sun to carry me in

    If you feel low
    You can buy love
    From a payphone
    I don't feel low

    My brother Bill, he work for the market
    Life is an arrow now and he is the target
    Dreamin' for somethin', reachin' for somethin'
    Just waitin' for the sun to carry me in

    If you feel low
    You can buy love
    From a payphone
    I don't feel low

    Highly evolved
    Highly evolved
    Highly evolved
    Highly evolved

    I don't feel low

    Highly evolved Writer/s: Craig Robert Nicholls
    Publisher: Hipgnosis Songs Group, Peermusic Publishing
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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