Ooh Ah
from I Guess I Am a Sinner by Andi Rae & the Back River Bullies
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lyrics
As he strikes out at me with one in a million of his harsh words
You can see me stumble but obey
Cuz I don’t know what to say
And I don’t why she bothers to flash me that fake smile
Cuz I can see the grimace as she turns away
And this of kindness is killing me a little more each day
And I just don’t know what to say
So I say ooh ah ooh ah ooh
Oh yes I love you too
Ooh ah ooh ah ooh
I know you didn’t say it but I do
And I don’t understand why you don’t still feel me
I’m still living here still breathing this same air
And someone once told me to expect violence and jealousy and self seeking everyday
Oh yes, what a lovely way
So I say ooh ah ooh ah ooh
Oh yes I love you too
Ooh ah ooh ah ooh
I know you didn’t say it but I do
And lately I’m feeling so dark
I wanna go home with the first stranger that I see
Never know his face or his name
And I wanna find a man in the farthest corner of the darkest bar
Let him stick the needle in my arm and then he can make me fly
And then I will know that I’m alive
Yes I will know that I’m alive
So I say ooh ah ooh ah ooh
Oh yes I love you too
Ooh ah ooh ah ooh
I know I know you’ll never say it
And yes I know it’s tragic but I do
And this lack of anything is killing me
It’s killing me a little more each day
I don’t understand why you never did feel me
I’ve been living here
Right next to you for years
You can see me stumble but obey
Cuz I don’t know what to say
And I don’t why she bothers to flash me that fake smile
Cuz I can see the grimace as she turns away
And this of kindness is killing me a little more each day
And I just don’t know what to say
So I say ooh ah ooh ah ooh
Oh yes I love you too
Ooh ah ooh ah ooh
I know you didn’t say it but I do
And I don’t understand why you don’t still feel me
I’m still living here still breathing this same air
And someone once told me to expect violence and jealousy and self seeking everyday
Oh yes, what a lovely way
So I say ooh ah ooh ah ooh
Oh yes I love you too
Ooh ah ooh ah ooh
I know you didn’t say it but I do
And lately I’m feeling so dark
I wanna go home with the first stranger that I see
Never know his face or his name
And I wanna find a man in the farthest corner of the darkest bar
Let him stick the needle in my arm and then he can make me fly
And then I will know that I’m alive
Yes I will know that I’m alive
So I say ooh ah ooh ah ooh
Oh yes I love you too
Ooh ah ooh ah ooh
I know I know you’ll never say it
And yes I know it’s tragic but I do
And this lack of anything is killing me
It’s killing me a little more each day
I don’t understand why you never did feel me
I’ve been living here
Right next to you for years
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from I Guess I Am a Sinner,
released March 15, 2006
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