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Belle & Sebastian ~ Belle & Sebastian


I left the school I left my job You saw me looking like a slob When I was young you were the only fun in town Everyone thought it was a shame For Belle and the boy Sebastian Belle was ok but oh Sebastian Went too far again Crashed his car in the rain He wants to love and he wants to care But when the boys are queuing up to tell her she's a star Poor Sebastian is heading for a fall Everyone thought it was a shame For Belle and the boy Sebastian Everyone thought it was a shame Belle was ok but oh Sebastian Went too far again Crashed his car in the rain Oh Sebastian wrote his diary that He would never be young again But you will Fellow, you are ill You'd better take a weight off of your mind and listen To what other people say Cause things are going wrong your own way more free lyrics

I left the school I left my job
You saw me looking like a slob
When I was young you were the only fun in town

Everyone thought it was a shame
For Belle and the boy Sebastian
Belle was ok but oh Sebastian
Went too far again
Crashed his car in the rain

He wants to love and he wants to care
But when the boys are queuing up to tell her she's a star
Poor Sebastian is heading for a fall

Everyone thought it was a shame
For Belle and the boy Sebastian
Everyone thought it was a shame
Belle was ok but oh Sebastian
Went too far again
Crashed his car in the rain
Oh Sebastian wrote his diary that
He would never be young again
But you will
Fellow, you are ill
You'd better take a weight off of your mind and listen
To what other people say
Cause things are going wrong your own way

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