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Beautiful South, The ~ Losing Things


(heaton/rotheray) I'm losing things That's what old-fashioned love brings Lost the key to the house The feeling in my mouth I'm losing things I'm forgetting things That's what old-fashioned love brings Forgot the number of the street The shoes on your feet I'm forgetting things 'cause i've a limited capacity in my brain When my brain is filled with you Like they've impaired the ability I had to know just what was true And it's a real greek tragedy i know But so much of me don't care I've forgotten every name in my life But i still remember her Well i've lost belief But i've found if you turn that stone, There's love underneath And when i had belief I spent all my time Cleaning the grime from my holy teeth I'm losing things I'm losing things And it's a real greek tragedy i know But so much of me don't care I've forgotten every name in my life But i still remember her Yes, i'm losing things Yes, yes yes i'm losing things And it's a real greek tragedy i know But so much of me don't care I've forgotten every name in my life But i still remember her That's why i'm losing things I'm losing things more free lyrics

(heaton/rotheray)
I'm losing things
That's what old-fashioned love brings
Lost the key to the house
The feeling in my mouth
I'm losing things

I'm forgetting things
That's what old-fashioned love brings
Forgot the number of the street
The shoes on your feet
I'm forgetting things

'cause i've a limited capacity in my brain
When my brain is filled with you

Like they've impaired the ability
I had to know just what was true
And it's a real greek tragedy i know
But so much of me don't care
I've forgotten every name in my life
But i still remember her

Well i've lost belief
But i've found if you turn that stone,
There's love underneath
And when i had belief
I spent all my time
Cleaning the grime from my holy teeth

I'm losing things
I'm losing things
And it's a real greek tragedy i know
But so much of me don't care
I've forgotten every name in my life
But i still remember her

Yes, i'm losing things
Yes, yes yes i'm losing things
And it's a real greek tragedy i know
But so much of me don't care
I've forgotten every name in my life
But i still remember her
That's why i'm losing things
I'm losing things

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