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Chris Rea ~ Twisted Wheel


I can see him now, standing on a street corner Pastel shades and a candy stripe parallel Good time love, oh that i'd been much older Go messing with the boys from the incrowd But all i could do was wish them farewell What's that strange music What's that fully rhythm They call it blue beat, but you can call it young love You can call it tamla dream Down at your local motown machine I need to be loved Down at your twisted wheel And i can see that little stage All the hands up in the air Bombers and blues gonna see us through Got my new lime suit mohair With a single vent sixteen inch Got my two-stroke wheels outside We only need the high numbers now And anything on stateside Down at your twisted wheel more free lyrics

I can see him now, standing on a street corner
Pastel shades and a candy stripe parallel
Good time love, oh that i'd been much older
Go messing with the boys from the incrowd
But all i could do was wish them farewell

What's that strange music
What's that fully rhythm
They call it blue beat, but you can call it young love
You can call it tamla dream
Down at your local motown machine
I need to be loved
Down at your twisted wheel

And i can see that little stage
All the hands up in the air
Bombers and blues gonna see us through
Got my new lime suit mohair
With a single vent sixteen inch
Got my two-stroke wheels outside
We only need the high numbers now
And anything on stateside
Down at your twisted wheel

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