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Best Supporting Actor Lyrics by Adam LaPorte

Nashville

2021

She’s got an electric field that turns your red heart blue
You chase her around the room while I’m staring at you
Don’t know why you invite me to these parties and 
just leave me for dead
When I’ve got an electric field that turns your blue heart red
But that’s what friends are for
Nothing less, nothing more to it
Knee deep on your floor
I can show how much I care about you
If you need a hand
I’m your man, I adore you
Oh doesn’t she look beautiful tonight?
She can’t love you as much as you need it
But I don’t love you the right way
Come back to me when you’re broken and defeated
And then just tell me which part to play
She’s got a romantic face, a look made for John Hughes
But she keeps you an arm length away, a powder keg with a burning fuse
You touch me under the stands have I misunderstood
Either way you’re the leading man and I am hooked for good
The backseat of your car
In the dark, don’t tell anyone
Just a practice round, try me out
Before it matters to ya
That’s what friends are for
Nothing less, nothing more to it
Hey why don’t you stay with me tonight?
She can’t love you as much as you need it
But I don’t love you the right way
Come back to me when you’re getting overheated
And then just tell me which part to play
Just when I think I’m bravado and weighty
I get a glimpse of the dailies
Am I a fool or the best friend you don’t see?
I’m pessimistic, pragmatic
She’s looking so cinematic
And the final cut can be twice as deep
But that’s what friends are for
Nothing less, nothing more to it
Knee deep on your floor
I can show how much I care about you
If you need a hand
I’m your man, I adore you
Oh doesn’t she look beautiful tonight?
She can’t love you as much as you need it
But I don’t love you the right way
Come back to me when you’re broken and defeated
Come back to me when you’re getting overheated
Come back to me when you don’t know what you needed
And then just tell me which part to play
She can’t love you as much as you need it
But I don’t love you the right way
She can’t love you as much as you need it
But I don’t love you the right way
We’ll always be the best of friends
Come and touch me again
We’ll always be the best of friends
Come and touch me again
We’ll always be the best of friends
Come and touch me again
We’ll always be the best of friends
We’ll always be, we’ll always be
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Adam LaPorte

Adam LaPorte

About “Best Supporting Actor” by Adam LaPorte

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"Best Supporting Actor" appears on "Nashville" in 2021.

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