Chloe In The Afternoon

Album: Strange Mercy (2011)
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  • You're all legs
    I'm all nerves
    Black, black pearl
    Horse-hair whip
    My own heels
    Heal my hurt
    Grease the wheel
    Feel your floor

    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon

    No kisses, no real need
    No kisses, no real needs

    Who here
    Hear your word
    Ring, ring phone
    Send you home
    Find my heels
    Heal my hurt
    White, white shirt
    Back to work

    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon

    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon
    Chloe in the afternoon Writer/s: Anne Clark
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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