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Chris Lyrics by Les Vinyl

thinkingoverthinking

2012

[Verse 1]
The thief keeps his back above the wall, oh oh
So he can move among us all
He keeps his feet above the ground, oh oh
Now I see what he's found
[Refrain]
Yeah, now I see what he's found
Yeah, now I see what he's found, yeah
[Verse 2]
Ch- ch- ch- chief keeps his head above the crowd, oh oh
So he can see his whole town
He keeps his head out of the clouds, oh oh
Now I see what he's found
[Refrain]
Yeah, now I see what he's found
Yeah, now I see what he's found, yeah
Now I see what he's found
Now I see what he's found
Now I see what he's found
Now I see what he's found
[Chorus]
Chris got slapped
And I, I borrowed money from him
Chris got slapped
And I, I borrowed money from him
Chris, he got slapped
[Verse 3]
I keep my train on the track
So I can train myself back
I see my way through the ground, oh oh
Now I see what I've found
[Refrain]
Yeah, now I see what I've found
Yeah, now I see what I've found, yeah
Now I see what I've found
Now I see what I've found
Now I see what I've found
Now I see what I've found
Now I see what I've found
Now I see what I've found
Now I see what I've found
Now I see what I've found
[Bridge]
I keep my train on the track
So I can train myself back
I keep my train on the track
So I can train myself back
[Chorus]
And Chris got slapped
(I keep my train on the track)
And I, I borrowed money from him
(So I can train myself back)
And Chris got slapped
(I keep my train on the track)
And I, I borrowed money from him
(So I can train myself back)
[Chorus]
And Chris got slapped
(I keep my train on the track)
(I know I need a new way out)
And I, I borrowed money from him
(So I can train myself back)
(I know I need a new way out)
And Chris got slapped
(I keep my train on the track)
(I know I need a new way out)
And I, I borrowed money from him
(So I can train myself back)
(I know I need a new way out)
And Chris got slapped
(I keep my train on the track)
(I know I need a new way out)
And I, I borrowed money from him
(So I can train myself back)
(I know I need a new way out)
And Chris got slapped
(I keep my train on the track)
(I know I need a new way out)
And I, I borrowed money from him
(So I can train myself back)
(I know I need a new way out)
[Outro]
I know I need a new way out
I know I need a new way out
I know I need a new way
I know I need a new way out (whoa, whoa)
I know I need a- whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Credits
Les Vinyl

Les Vinyl

About “Chris” by Les Vinyl

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"Chris" appears on "thinkingoverthinking" in 2012.

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