The Wrong Girl by In Isolation from
Nottingham, England. Great song that quickly reminds us of U2. Check it out. Downloading copies of this is free and legal. Here are the words to this song. This is the band we brought to you yesterday and this is another one of their songs. We thought this was well worth visiting the band again for more.
Lyrics; THE WRONG GIRL (Swift/Berry)
It's all wrong, it's not the way it should be
You got it wrong, barking up the wrong tree
It's not her I fell for
Though comrades true, I can't help but covet you
In days old, a King would deem us courting
I still behold your faint jocular flirting
And it's you I fell for
While state of play; much risk would give this game away
I say you'll storm their passion, you get the wrong impression
Is is ridiculous to be
ambiguous and oh, so subtle?
I say they'll cross swords for you, this vain attempt's lost on you
It's not indigenous to be ambiguous and oh, so subtle
It's all strange, do boundaries have a weak joint?
The hormones rage - this could be a sore point
Should close friends go further?
Eye-to-eye I'd like us seeing this alike
Do you flutter with cunning deviation
To land another girl with my affection?
Do you think it could go further?
Or is this your plan to pretend not to understand?
I say you'll storm their passion, you get the wrong impression
Is is ridiculous to be ambiguous and oh, so subtle?
I say they'll cross swords for you, this vain attempt's lost on you
It's not indigenous to be ambiguous and oh, so subtle
You don't understand what I'm saying
You don't understand what I'm meaning
You take it all wrong
You don't understand where it's going
You don't understand where it's leading
Open your eyes
I say you'll storm their passion, you get the wrong impression
Is is ridiculous to be ambiguous and oh, so subtle?
I say they'll cross swords for you, this vain attempt's lost on you
It's not indigenous to be ambiguous and oh, so subtle
You don't understand what I'm saying
You don't understand where it's going
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| Caterpillar using a hookah. An illustration from Alice in Wonderland (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
