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Radiohead ~ Thinking About You


Been thinking about you, your records are here Your eyes are on my wall, your teeth are over there But I'm still no one, and you're not a star What do you care Been thinking about you, and there's no rest Shit, I still love you, still see you in bed But I'm playing with myself, what do you care When the other men are far, far better All the things you got All the things you need Bought you cigarettes And bribed the company to come And see you honey I've been thinking about you, so how can you sleep These people aren't your friends, they're paid to kiss your feet They don't know what I know, and why should you care When I'm not there Been thinking about you, and there's no rest Shit, I still love you, still see you in bed But I'm playing with myself, what do you care When I'm not there All the things you got She'll never need All the things you got I'm planning to bleed to please you Been thinking about you more free lyrics

Been thinking about you, your records are here
Your eyes are on my wall, your teeth are over there
But I'm still no one, and you're not a star
What do you care

Been thinking about you, and there's no rest
Shit, I still love you, still see you in bed
But I'm playing with myself, what do you care
When the other men are far, far better

All the things you got
All the things you need
Bought you cigarettes
And bribed the company to come
And see you honey

I've been thinking about you, so how can you sleep
These people aren't your friends, they're paid to kiss your feet
They don't know what I know, and why should you care
When I'm not there

Been thinking about you, and there's no rest
Shit, I still love you, still see you in bed
But I'm playing with myself, what do you care
When I'm not there

All the things you got
She'll never need
All the things you got
I'm planning to bleed to please you

Been thinking about you

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