Hi Guys...
There is an obscure song from the early 90s which is reminiscent of the new wave sound. It came out alongside Bathed in the Afterglow-16 Tambourines, and Me & Elvis- Human Radio. It has been running circles inside my head for some years now.
I only have some of the lyrics. It would be great if anyone can help out.
Verse :
" One's ok, Two's ok...
I have eaten more ice cream, than u have ever seen
Money or dreams aint got nothing on me today...
Chorus:
"Joking's one thing, lets not save it ___ be free...
I'm alright, but its not alright with you... "
Tnx...Help me sleep at night... someone tell me the title and artist of this song...
grace
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by arner » Mon Jun 02, 2003 6:52 pm
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