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Antonio Carlos Jobim Lyrics by Heatmiser

Cop and Speeder

1994

[Verse 1]
Why are you here?
Couldn't you tell him?
Were you afraid he'd hear?
You should have been thankful to be alone
You took off your shoes
Said anything further would be bad news
'Cause you'd already started to disappear
[Verse 2]
And he couldn't complain
Just looked at your lyric and crossed over to play
A record of quiet instrumentals
Said, "I like what you wrote
But this is a record full of sour notes"
You should have been thankful to be alone
[Pre-Chorus]
Ooh, ooh
Ooh, ooh
Ooh, ooh
[Chorus]
Said, "I like what you wrote"
But don't say you mean it when you know you don't
You should've been thankful to be alone, you know
You should've been thankful to be alone ,you know
You should've been thankful to be alone
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Heatmiser

Heatmiser

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"Antonio Carlos Jobim" appears on "Cop and Speeder" in 1994.

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