Not Up To You

Album: Word Gets Around (1997)
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  • Salt grips the road awaits his lift again street orange glow shades the odds against one
    More sip a shoe a miss a shaving nick one extra kiss who's to know whatever! not up
    To me not up to you swings don't swing the parks been dead for years how do you
    Know the last swing weren't your last for good hard book on freaks fresh summer

    Peach creased magazine sugar chocolate treat who's to know whatever! not up
    To me not up to you the street's so long where she lost her pocket purse kept the last
    Picture of the man she committed first cracked windscreen rain french murder play
    Junk take away tired street parades who's to know whatever! whatever! not up to me

    Not up to you
    Not up to anything we do Writer/s: Kelly Jones, Richard Mark Jones, Stuart Cable
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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