1. |
Electric Eyes
03:05
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Honey bees and a serotonin smile
Beloved breeze we could be here a while
(Woah)
You take me higher than I could ever be
(Woah)
Those electric eyes are the drug in me
Broken pieces, we can heal them
You took my breath at hello
And I know, I would travel the globe
Now don't you go
(Woah)
You take me higher than I could ever be
(Woah)
Those electric eyes are the drug in me
(Woah)
You take me higher than I could ever be
(Woah)
Those electric eyes are the drug in me
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2. |
Daydreamin' Lover
02:48
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She's wearin' all black
Drives her daddy's Cadillac
No worries, no cares
Lets the breeze flow through her hair
She's a good girl with a bad reputation
The epitome of devastation
Old money, new jewels
Doesn't follow any rules
She's a heartstopper, jaw-dropper,
when she walks in the door
Breathtaker, lifechanger, leave you wantin' more
No she don't give a damn what you might think of her
Don't chase her, cause she's a
Daydreamin' lover
She's miss "don't touch me"
Lives her life in luxury
Tight smile, red lips,
Somethin' in the way she moves those hips
She's messin' around with guys that don't even love her
Voice from heaven, make any man stutter
She's a heartstopper, jaw-dropper,
when she walks in the door
Breathtaker, lifechanger, leave you wantin' more
No she don't give a damn what you might think of her
Don't chase her, cause she's a
Daydreamin' lover
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3. |
The King is Dead
03:32
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Carve my name into the stone
Lay me down in dust and bone
Lay your heartache to rest
Beside the roses on my chest
Emptiness upon my throne
The king is dead
Take me straight outta this hell
It's time to rebel
Save me from headaches and rage
Break me out of this cage in my brain
Once the music starts to fade
The lights all dim an empty stage
But when the curtains fall
Will they know your name
Take me straight outta this hell
It's time to rebel
Save me from headaches and rage
Break me out of this cage in my brain
Take me straight outta this hell
It's time to rebel
Save me from headaches and rage
Break me out of this cage in my brain
Stand above my shattered crown
My kingdom burned into the ground
As the word gets spread
They'll know, the king is dead
Take me straight outta this hell
It's time to rebel
Save me from headaches and rage
Break me out of this cage in my brain
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4. |
Goodbye
03:32
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I guess I've served my purpose
You don't need me no more
As much as I tried to close it
You walked out the door
I don't know where I'm going
I don't know where I wanna be
But I wanted to be with you
Can never close a chapter
I always burn the book
So I say goodbye to every single memory you took
And that look you gave me that night
I knew we wouldn't last
The eternity you promised went by too fast
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
So this is where every good thing ends
I can't pretend but I try my best
Just get me off of this merry-go-round
Oh I'm freakin' out
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
And now you're gone for good
(Say)
Goodbye
Goodbye
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
Just say goodbye
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Fyrefly Cincinnati, Ohio
Hi! We're Fyrefly, a 3-piece band from Cincinnati, OH!
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