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She Lyrics by The Sundays

Static & Silence

1997

[Verse 1]
She's all weak and her heart beats so
She can't speak with the lights so low
[Chorus]
Just to be one of a crowd
Feet scuttling across the floor
Spinning lights round and round
It's adolescent war
[Verse 2]
She craves noise and the music blares
Girl calls to a boy (and my heart is true, oh to you)
He just stands and stares
[Chorus]
Just to be one of a crowd
Feet scuttling across the floor
Spinning lights round and round
And it's adolescent war
[Post-Chorus]
Shoes grind kick like crazy
And arms tangling up with hair
Shaking them up and down again
And hearts pounding everywhere
[Outro]
She slows down
Has the music gone
Or has she stayed too long?
Credits
The Sundays

The Sundays

About “She” by The Sundays

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"She" is credited to The Sundays. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"She" appears on "Static & Silence" in 1997.

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