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lyrics
I’m unbelievable, unbelievable to you
I’m unbelievable, unbelievable to you
Stories get so tall
And were all just a bit confused
I’m unbelievable, unbelievable to you
Better take your medicine
Take your medicine with food
I’m unbelievable, unbelievable to you
There’s a tale to tell
A certified card in the mail
But you never even noticed
That it’s under your skin
You’ve got a hard-on for show
You’re so tired
Yet the company grows
You never left ‘til the morning
You never left ‘til
My heart was caught and bound
Simulate the benefits, only hitch is if you
Suddenly perceive them
Breaking up a counterfeit, only you sense it
By the way the pose is leaning
Isn’t right or wrong
It’s how long that it’s held onto
I am unbelievable, unbelievable to you
When your currency fell
You held your brand up
By my vintage lapels
Well the make-out was impressive
But it never lasts long
Another softness exposed
Get unsettled
By your mouth on my throat
You couldn’t wait ‘til the morning
You couldn’t wait ‘til the morning
I lift my head up off the pillow
Right on time
To catch that silhouette
Crossing the battle line
Undone from my fail
No words and no trail
I lay my head back on the pillow
Right on time
There’s a tale to tell
A certified card in the mail
But you never even noticed
That it’s under your skin
You’ve got a hard-on for show
You’re so tired
Yet the company grows
You never left ‘til the morning
You never left ‘til
My heart was caught and bound
I’m unbelievable, unbelievable to you
Stories get so tall
And were all just a bit confused
I’m unbelievable, unbelievable to you
Better take your medicine
Take your medicine with food
I’m unbelievable, unbelievable to you
There’s a tale to tell
A certified card in the mail
But you never even noticed
That it’s under your skin
You’ve got a hard-on for show
You’re so tired
Yet the company grows
You never left ‘til the morning
You never left ‘til
My heart was caught and bound
Simulate the benefits, only hitch is if you
Suddenly perceive them
Breaking up a counterfeit, only you sense it
By the way the pose is leaning
Isn’t right or wrong
It’s how long that it’s held onto
I am unbelievable, unbelievable to you
When your currency fell
You held your brand up
By my vintage lapels
Well the make-out was impressive
But it never lasts long
Another softness exposed
Get unsettled
By your mouth on my throat
You couldn’t wait ‘til the morning
You couldn’t wait ‘til the morning
I lift my head up off the pillow
Right on time
To catch that silhouette
Crossing the battle line
Undone from my fail
No words and no trail
I lay my head back on the pillow
Right on time
There’s a tale to tell
A certified card in the mail
But you never even noticed
That it’s under your skin
You’ve got a hard-on for show
You’re so tired
Yet the company grows
You never left ‘til the morning
You never left ‘til
My heart was caught and bound
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from DICKIE,
released August 8, 2015
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Dickie Iowa
Dick Prall (Dickie) is a master of what a recent interviewer called “self-deprecating indie rock.” His newest release, the Headful of Hiss EP, is a gleaming testament to his ever-strengthening gifts as a songwriter, spanning lush folk, irresistibly catchy pop, yearning alternative, windswept heartland rock, and the timeless sensibility of ’60s classics. ... more
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