Will We Talk?
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Will We Talk?
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Blue Monday
Blarin' loudly out the speakers
Fluorescent liquid in his beaker
Another night they've gone too far
She said
I don't usually do this kind of thing
Does it change the way you think of me?
Thinking isn't his forte
And she said
If you dance with me, darling
If you take me home
Will we talk in the morning?
They leave
Weave around the night's commotion
And dodge a mexican standoff
And catch a cab back to his flat
There's no romance
Sprawled out across the couch
Can't even make his fucking face out
An age old ritual
And she said
If you dance with me, darling
If you take me home
Will we talk in the morning?
Sometimes I close my eyes
And sometimes, I see you're fine
She said
If you dance with me, darling
If you take me home
Will we talk in the morning?
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Sam Fender performs "Will We Talk?", and this lyric page sits inside the Sam Fender catalog on LyroVerse.
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