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South of France Lyrics by Harlem

Free Drugs ;-)

2009

[Verse 1]
Drivin' in the south of France
And I'm blastin' Abba
Moroccan guy askin me
A sensual question
Lookin' at the beach
It's a shame
That it's a-rainin'
I wish I could take a swim
Instead I'm stuck in a cab with a stranger
Drank last night and I feel like shit
[Chorus 1]
I hate every book I ever read
Take back the words I never said
I need somewhere to rest my head
I'm lookin' for a big old, big old med
[Verse 2]
Two years later I'm back in the same town
This time I brought my girlfriend
We fought at the beach and slept at a fish shop
We told each other it was the end
All the girls on the beach all topless and tan
Real pretty bodies but with faces like men
I wish I was different
More like the fall
But every time I try I realize I can't
[Chorus 2]
I hear a party in room 13
I can hear all of them people scream
Ever wait four years at the fucked up drape
I'm just gonna wait for the next day
[Verse 3]
Next day I wake up
I drink coffee
And I go for a walk around town
Buy some drugs off a street man
Go back to the hotel
Lie back down
I'm thinkin' there's a gas leak in my room
I'm on drugs
I'm freakin' out
Do I call the deskman and tell him
Or do I just go back to sleep?
[Chorus 1]
I hate every book I ever read
Take back the words you never said
I need somewhere to rest my head
I'm lookin' for a big old, big old med
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Harlem

Harlem

About “South of France” by Harlem

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"South of France" is credited to Harlem. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"South of France" appears on "Free Drugs ;-)" in 2009.

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