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My Lucky Charms
03:01
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Stormy Weather
04:14
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I’m not quite as stupid as I look
In fact I wrote every trick in the book
So proceed with caution
This is your last warning
I’ll just fill your head with pollution
And everyone’s sure I’ll just darken your door
I break hearts like New Years Resolutions
I’m told my tongue cuts like razor blades
And I like stormy weather
The heavier the better
And if we should stay together
You’re gonna need your umbrella
‘Cause I like stormy weather
The heavier the better
And if we should stay together
You’re gonna need your umbrella
So here’s another fact for you
Which may or may not be true
When I seem to fall off the edge of the earth that’s when selfish salvations in bloom
Misery loves company
So all is well in paradise
And this sand castle I call home is built on a fault line
When I give you lemons
I don’t want lemonade
And I like stormy weather
The heavier the better
And if we should stay together
You’re gonna need your umbrella
‘Cause I like stormy weather
The heavier the better
And if we should stay together
You’re gonna need your umbrella
News fresh off the press
Romance is dead
So just save your breath
Not all fairy tales have happy ends
What did you expect?
I wasn’t kidding when I said
That you should watch your step
I’m a cuckoo in the nest
And I like stormy weather
The heavier the better
And if we should stay together
You’re gonna need your umbrella
‘Cause I like stormy weather
The heavier the better
And if we should stay together
You’re gonna need your umbrella
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3. |
Boyfriend
03:35
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4. |
The Gruesome Truth
03:21
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