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Arab Strap ~ One Four Seven One


You said it yourself - you can't help but flirt and i'd be the first to admit that i'm easily hurt. I can't take things lightly - you said i'm always in a huff. I know it was just the once but what if that's enough? Just shut the fuck up and tell me bit by bit, 'cause all i can see is his hand grabbing a tit. I do one four seven one the minute i get in and if your number's not there your stuff stays in the bin. more free lyrics

You said it yourself - you can't help but flirt and i'd be the first to admit that i'm easily hurt.
I can't take things lightly - you said i'm always in a huff.
I know it was just the once but what if that's enough?
Just shut the fuck up and tell me bit by bit, 'cause all i can see is his hand grabbing a tit.
I do one four seven one the minute i get in and if your number's not there your stuff stays in the bin.

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