Lip and Rhythm

from Visions of the Sea by Chris Halo

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lyrics

Got a whole lotta mouth to feed
while the iron's still hot
Just take a bit of soul from me
You can do what ever you like

Quite a bit of lip and rhythm too
I wonder why it's so hard
If love ain't got a thing to do (with it)
then why ya suddenly hold on?

Soon, coming soon
there'll be a day when I'm all over you
Oh what a fool that i was to ever fall for you

Soon, coming soon
there'll be a day that I get over you
Oh what a fool that i was to ever fall for you

Got a whole lotta mouth to feed
while the iron's still hot
You make my life a misery
doin' whatever you like

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from Visions of the Sea, released October 14, 2012

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