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Blondie ~ Fan Mail


I set my hand to writing you... it drifted off the page. I sold my one vision for a piece of the cake... i haven't ate in days. For unspoken value, aesthetic, and charm, i'd smile at you sideways, But the lighting is wrong. I'm taking a picture, and counting the cost, while the bells in my ears keep ringing. I set my hand to writing you... it drifted of the page. I nearly fell, i feel like a lowlife in hell and i haven't slept in days and days, days and days... Beat on my fender through my gemini 2, play to the posters on the wall of my room. Thought i was crazy when i'd think about you... and the bells in my ears keep ringing. And the bells in my ears keep ringing. In my ear bells are ringing. more free lyrics

I set my hand to writing you... it drifted off the page.
I sold my one vision for a piece of the cake... i haven't ate in days.
For unspoken value, aesthetic, and charm, i'd smile at you sideways,
But the lighting is wrong.
I'm taking a picture, and counting the cost, while the bells in my ears keep ringing.
I set my hand to writing you... it drifted of the page.
I nearly fell, i feel like a lowlife in hell and i haven't slept in days and days, days and days...
Beat on my fender through my gemini 2, play to the posters on the wall of my room.
Thought i was crazy when i'd think about you... and the bells in my ears keep ringing.
And the bells in my ears keep ringing.
In my ear bells are ringing.

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