Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Miike Snow
Performer
Pontus Winnberg
Keyboards
Andrew Wyatt
Piano
Imad Royal
Remixer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
A. Wyatt
Songwriter
C. Karlsson
Songwriter
C. Smith
Songwriter
D. Thomas
Songwriter
G. Brown
Songwriter
J. Yancy
Songwriter
P. Winnberg
Songwriter
R. Bell
Songwriter
R. Mickens
Songwriter
R. Westfield
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Miike Snow
Producer
Johannes Raassina
Engineer
Randy Merrill
Mastering Engineer
Tom Coyne
Mastering Engineer
Niklas Flyckt
Mixing Engineer
Imad Royal
Mixing Engineer
Lyrics
I saw you licking a dollar bill
I'm in the graveyard if looks could kill
But murder ain't your thing, you just shoot to thrill
But if you did, put you in my will, will
Baby let's forget the morning, forget the morning
Where you're winning
Baby we could chase the sun, you got me gunning
Pull my trigger
But murder ain't your thing, you just shoot to thrill
Baby we could chase the sun, you got me gunning
Pull my trigger
They say that your body is full of sin
But they can't see the world that we're in
Your body is the door through where peace begins
I give you more, we can take a spin, spin
Baby let's forget the morning, forget the morning
Where you're winning
Baby we could chase the sun, you got me gunning
Pull my trigger
But murder ain't your thing, you just shoot to thrill
Baby we could chase the sun, you got me gunning
Pull my trigger
I got paid and all my dreams killed
Now they're waiting in my car for you
I saw you licking a dollar bill
I'm in the graveyard if looks could kill
But murder ain't your thing, you just shoot to thrill
But if you did, put you in my will, will
Baby let's forget the morning, forget the morning
Where you're winning
Baby we could chase the sun, you got me gunning
Pull my trigger
Baby let's forget the morning, forget the morning
Where you're winning
Baby we could chase the sun, you got me gunning
Pull my trigger
Writer(s): Robert Bell, Andrew Wyatt, Christian Karlsson, Pontus Winnberg, James Yancey, George Brown, Dennis Thomas, R Westfield, Robert Mickens, Ronald Bell, Claydes Smith
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