A Tale of Two Cities Lyrics by Dropping a Popped Locket
Knock ’Em Dead, Kid
2012
[Verse 1] I don't know what she sees in these boring brown eyes But I am relieved to know that she is mine She's got gold rings swimming in pools of blue I am confident we won't drown but I'd sink in those two [Chorus] She's heaven sent, I'm hell bent on being everything she needs, something like a planet once cut down in the middle And one half played the drums and the other played the fiddle Feels like she's heaven sent, I'm hell bent on being everything she needs When realigned they harmonize, though different pitch, they coexist [Post-Chorus] If you'd realize what I just realized Then we'd never have to wonder If we missed out on each other [Verse 2] One land had the birds and one land had the fish One land had a ban on hugs the other couldn't kiss All because the devil never found love He doomed both lands, guards up But there was one boy And there was one girl Who wouldn't take, wouldn't let their placement Be the end of them He releases balloons with the blue prints tied Into the big blue sky meant for her big blue eyes [Chorus] She's heaven sent, I'm hell bent on being everything she needs, something like a planet once cut down in the middle And one half played the drums and the other played the fiddle Feels like she's heaven sent, I'm hell bent on being everything she needs When realigned they harmonize, though different pitch, they coexist [Post-Chorus] Do you want to be laying here with me Do you want to spend the night? [Verse 3] I'm not used to the air you breath But I could get used to the scent of it Let's build a bridge, let's build a bridge Connecting you and me And we could meet hand in hand in the center of it [Bridge] I don't know what she sees in these boring brown eyes But I am relieved to know that she is mine I don't know what she sees in these boring brown eyes [Chorus] She's heaven sent, I'm hell bent on being everything she needs, something like a planet once cut down in the middle And one half played the drums and the other played the fiddle Feels like she's heaven sent, I'm hell bent on being everything she needs When realigned they harmonize, though different pitch, they coexist (They coexist) [Outro] Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge Let's build a bridge
About “A Tale of Two Cities” by Dropping a Popped Locket
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