Attention Span
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Attention Span
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Who can this be, this stranger at my door?
Although I know I've seen her once before
Come on, why can't I remember your name now
But in a way it's best that I don't say:
Chorus:
"It's a pleasure to meet ya
Once again for the night
I can't promise my focus"
Is it me? Or is it my attention span?
Verse 2:
I see the way you stare at me oh girl
I like the way you sway your hair and twirl
Come on, why can't I remember your name now
But in a way it's best that I don't say
[Chorus]
Is this more than just routine?
Weigh it down on me
Give me more than just my needs
Weigh it down on me
And we're still riding high
And we're still riding high
[Verse 2]
[Chorus]
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Rebelution performs "Attention Span", and this lyric page sits inside the Rebelution catalog on LyroVerse.
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