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R.E.M. ~ Tongue


Call my name, here I come. 90 to nothing, watch me run. You call. I am ashamed to say. Ugly girls know their fate. Anybody can get laid. You want a room with a fire escape. I want to tell you how much I hate this. Don’t leave that stuff all over me. It pains me. Please just leave it. I should toss that vanity license plate. Toss that make-up painted face. Box those poems, chocolate cake. Scratch that name on the record player. Please just leave me be. Don’t lay that stuff all over me. It crawls all over. All over me. Call my name, here I come. Your last ditch lay, will I never learn? Caramel turn on a dusty apology. It crawls all over me. You turn all over. It pains me. Please just leave it. more free lyrics

Call my name, here I come.
90 to nothing, watch me run.
You call.
I am ashamed to say.
Ugly girls know their fate.
Anybody can get laid.
You want a room with a fire escape.
I want to tell you how much I hate this.
Don’t leave that stuff all over me. It pains me.
Please just leave it.
I should toss that vanity license plate.
Toss that make-up painted face.
Box those poems, chocolate cake.
Scratch that name on the record player.
Please just leave me be.
Don’t lay that stuff all over me.
It crawls all over. All over me.
Call my name, here I come.
Your last ditch lay, will I never learn?
Caramel turn on a dusty apology.
It crawls all over me.
You turn all over.
It pains me.
Please just leave it.

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