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Doesn't She Look Fine
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Rock
Doesn't She Look Fine was released on October 14, 2014 by Draw Music as a part of the album Correct Planet
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Release DateOctober 14, 2014
LabelDraw Music
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM155

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Dave Warner's from the Suburbs
Dave Warner's from the Suburbs
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
David Robert Warner
David Robert Warner
Songwriter

Lyrics

When I hear "Lights out" I think of her
The cells bang and keys turn
And all of my body yearns
Doesn't she look fine today
Doesn't she look fine
When she's walking this a way
And I know she's mine
Every guy upon the block
Would like to walk her to the shop
And talk and tell her how he loved her
Try to kiss her never stop
And who can blame them
I would do the same
Doesn't she look fine.
When she's walking down the street
All the footpaths melt
And when I take her hand in mine
I just wanna shout
Tell the world I love her
How I'm never gonna leave her
Her love is like a dive into the river
Makes me shiver
Cannot float without her
Cannot doubt her
When she says she's mine
They say it won't last
She'll run off with some other guy
But all my fears fade when she says
"I'll love till I die"
Doesn't she look fine today
Doesn't she look fine
When she's walking this a way
And I know she's mine
Every guy upon the block
Would like to walk her to the shop
And talk and tell her how he loved her
Try to kiss her never stop
And who can blame them
I would do the same
Doesn't she look fine.
She says she loves me
I say I need her
She says she'll want me always
I say I'll never ever ever deceive her
Doesn't she look fine today
Doesn't she look fine
When she's walking this a way
And I know she's mine
They say she killed her father
Shot her mother burnt her brother
Poisoned her young sister
And smothered her two lovers
But she is trapped forever in a cell
And the key is mine
And she is mine (she is mine)
And she is mine (she is mine)
She is trapped forever in a cell
And the key is mine.
Written by: David Robert Warner
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