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The Stone Roses ~ Going Down


Dawn sings in the garden Phone sings in the hall This boy's dead from two day's life Resurrected by the call Penny here, we've got to come So come on round to me There's so much penny lying here To touch, taste and tease Ring a ding ding ding I'm going down I'm coming round Penny's place her crummy room Her dansette crackles to Jimi's tune I don't care I taste Ambre Solaire Her neck her thighs her lips her hair Ring a ding ding ding I'm going down I'm coming round All thoughts of sleep desert me There is no time Thirty minutes brings me round to her number nine Yeah she looks like a painting Jackson Pollock's Number Five Come into the forest and taste the trees The sun starts shining and I'm hard to please Ring a ding ding ding I'm going down I'm coming round All thoughts of sleep desert me There is no time Thirty minutes brings me round to her number nine To look down on the clouds You don't need to fly I've never flown in a plane I'll live until I die more free lyrics

Dawn sings in the garden
Phone sings in the hall
This boy's dead from two day's life
Resurrected by the call

Penny here, we've got to come
So come on round to me
There's so much penny lying here
To touch, taste and tease
Ring a ding ding ding I'm going down
I'm coming round

Penny's place her crummy room
Her dansette crackles to Jimi's tune
I don't care I taste Ambre Solaire
Her neck her thighs her lips her hair
Ring a ding ding ding I'm going down
I'm coming round

All thoughts of sleep desert me
There is no time
Thirty minutes brings me round to her number nine

Yeah she looks like a painting
Jackson Pollock's Number Five
Come into the forest and taste the trees
The sun starts shining and I'm hard to please
Ring a ding ding ding I'm going down
I'm coming round

All thoughts of sleep desert me
There is no time
Thirty minutes brings me round to her number nine

To look down on the clouds
You don't need to fly
I've never flown in a plane
I'll live until I die

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