There'd Better Be A Mirrorball

Album: The Car (2022)
Charted: 25
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  • Don't get emotional, that ain't like you
    Yesterday's still leaking through the roof
    That's nothing new
    I know I promised this is what I wouldn't do
    Somehow giving it the old romantic fool
    Seems to better suit the mood

    So if you wanna walk me to the car
    You oughta know I'll have a heavy heart
    So can we please be absolutely sure
    That there's a mirrorball?

    You're getting cynical and that won't do
    I'd throw the rose tint back on the exploded view
    Darling, if I were you
    And how's that insatiable appetite?
    For the moment when you look them in the eyes
    And say, "Baby, it's been nice"

    So do you wanna walk me to the car?
    I'm sure to have a heavy heart
    So can we please be absolutely sure
    That there's a mirrorball for me?
    La, oh
    Oh, there'd better be a mirrorball for me Writer/s: Alex Turner
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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