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Amiel ~ Addicted to Bass


I got two pale hands Up against the window pane I shaking at my knees, at my knees again It starts at my feet Reverbs up to my brain There's nothing I can do to revert the gain I'm looking down at the streets below There's nothing I can do to reverse the blow And they two, know what I know But they too hunger for the beast below I'm totally addicted to bass Wa-a-wa-ow!!! Wa-a-wa-ow!!! The base lines have got me feeling fine Wa-a-wa-ow!!! The base lines are filling up my mind Are shooting up my spine, wa-a-wa-ow, ow!!! (* repeat) (* repeat) (** repeat) more free lyrics

*I got two pale hands
Up against the window pane
I shaking at my knees, at my knees again
It starts at my feet
Reverbs up to my brain
There's nothing I can do to revert the gain

**I'm looking down at the streets below
There's nothing I can do to reverse the blow
And they two, know what I know
But they too hunger for the beast below
I'm totally addicted to bass
Wa-a-wa-ow!!!

Wa-a-wa-ow!!!
The base lines have got me feeling fine
Wa-a-wa-ow!!!
The base lines are filling up my mind
Are shooting up my spine, wa-a-wa-ow, ow!!!

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