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Badly Drawn Boy ~ Using Our Feet


Anything you're not sure of?



People meet me ask if I got the money to lend her

Find her, tell her she is still on the agenda

Pretty soon we'll be dancing

We'll be using our feet

Just like we always had it easy

Just like we always knew we'd meet



Anything you're not sure of?



People who see me think I vibe on the attention

I just think they're hoping that they'll be getting a mention

But I don't know what their chance is

Of ever finding their feet

And if they know what to dance is

The kind of people I don't meet



After this song I will be earning a fat cent

I'll be working on my American accent

And pretty soon we'll be dancing

Yeah, we'll be using our feet

Just like we knew it'd be easy

Just like we always knew we'd meet

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