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Blur ~ You're So Great


Sad, drunk and poorly Sleeping really late Sad, drunk and poorly Not feeling so great Wandering lost in a town full of frowns Sad, drunk and poorly Dogs digging up the ground And I feel the light in the night and in the day And I feel the light when the sky's just mud and grey And I feel the light when you tell me it's OK Cause you're so great, and I love you Tea, tea and coffee helps to start the day Tea, tea and coffee shaking all the way City's alive and, surprise, so am I Tea, tea and coffee get no sleep today And I feel the light in the night and in the day And I feel the light when the sky's just mud and grey And I feel the light when you tell me it's OK Cause you're so great and I love you more free lyrics

Sad, drunk and poorly
Sleeping really late
Sad, drunk and poorly
Not feeling so great
Wandering lost in a town full of frowns
Sad, drunk and poorly
Dogs digging up the ground

And I feel the light in the night and in the day
And I feel the light when the sky's just mud and grey
And I feel the light when you tell me it's OK
Cause you're so great, and I love you

Tea, tea and coffee helps to start the day
Tea, tea and coffee shaking all the way
City's alive and, surprise, so am I
Tea, tea and coffee get no sleep today

And I feel the light in the night and in the day
And I feel the light when the sky's just mud and grey
And I feel the light when you tell me it's OK
Cause you're so great and I love you

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