Wrong Notes
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Wrong Notes
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Running hands over keys
Up and down all the strings
Giving me immediate sensation
Waking everything
Run your hands over me
Up and down all the strings
Give me immediate sensations
Waking everything
But not so nice not so nice now
The wrong notes are alright
And par of me part of me yeah
Will you stay by my side by my side
Please don’t make it so nice
All the wrong notes are right
Will you stay by my side?
Yellow and powder blue
Plum brandy by the sea
Gold, red and ruby shoes
Like you to come with me
But don’t make it so nice
All the wrong notes are right
And they are part of me
Are you going to stay by my side?
Please don’t make it so nice
All the wrong notes are right
And they are part of me
Are you going to be on my side?
The wrong notes are right
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Charlotte Hatherley performs "Wrong Notes", and this lyric page sits inside the Charlotte Hatherley catalog on LyroVerse.
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