Low Key

Album: Sukierae (2014)
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  • I wanna let it be known
    Ever since I was young
    I've always been a refugee
    Always very high strung
    I've always been low key
    Just let the record show

    No, I won't jump for joy, I don't
    If I get excited nobody knows (nobody knows)
    Ohh (ohh) but I'm gonna love you the same
    I'll always be your fool
    And when it looks like I don't care
    I'm just playing it cool

    I know, I won't jump for joy, I don't
    If I get excited, no one will know (no one will know)
    Ohh (ohh) I've always been low key
    Oh you know me

    Woo oohh oohh
    Woo oohh oohh
    Woo oohh oohh

    I've always been low key
    You know me

    No, I won't jump for joy, I don't
    If I get excited nobody knows (nobody knows)
    Ohh (ohh) but I'm gonna love you the same
    I'll always be your fool
    And when it looks like I don't care
    I'm just playing it cool

    No, I won't jump for joy, I don't
    When I get excited, nobody knows Writer/s: JEFF TWEEDY
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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