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Chemical Brothers, The ~ Setting Sun


You're the devil in me i brought in from the cold You said your body was young but your mind was very old You're coming on strong and i like the way The visions we had have faded away You're part of a life i've never had I'll tell you that it's just too bad (x5) You're coming on strong You're showing your colour Like a setting sun Where do i begin Vocals : beth orton Sunday morning i'm waking up Can't even focus on a coffee cup Don't even know who's bed i'm in Where do i start Where do i begin (x2) Where do i start Where do i begin (x4) Sunday morning i'm waking up Can't even focus on a coffee cup Don't even know who's bed i'm in Where do i start Where do i begin Where do i start Where do i begin (x12) more free lyrics

You're the devil in me i brought in from the cold
You said your body was young but your mind was very old
You're coming on strong and i like the way
The visions we had have faded away
You're part of a life i've never had
I'll tell you that it's just too bad
(x5)
You're coming on strong
You're showing your colour
Like a setting sun

Where do i begin
Vocals : beth orton

Sunday morning i'm waking up
Can't even focus on a coffee cup
Don't even know who's bed i'm in
Where do i start
Where do i begin
(x2)

Where do i start
Where do i begin
(x4)

Sunday morning i'm waking up
Can't even focus on a coffee cup
Don't even know who's bed i'm in
Where do i start
Where do i begin
Where do i start
Where do i begin
(x12)

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