I Know Your Name
from Think About It Not Exploding by Panther and the Zoo
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lyrics
I know your name
I don't know this game
and I'm finding it hard to say
I'm lost here.
I know your name
I don't know this game
and I'm finding it hard to say
I'm lost.
And every word I say
gets me closer to
the next one.
And every next word I say
could be the one
that fucks this all up.
I know your name
I don't know this game
and I'm finding it hard to say
I'm lost here.
She's over there
and he's over here
and I'm under severe threat
of losing the thread here.
And every word I say
gets me closer to
the next one.
And every next word I say
could be the one
that fucks this all up.
I don't know this game
and I'm finding it hard to say
I'm lost here.
I know your name
I don't know this game
and I'm finding it hard to say
I'm lost.
And every word I say
gets me closer to
the next one.
And every next word I say
could be the one
that fucks this all up.
I know your name
I don't know this game
and I'm finding it hard to say
I'm lost here.
She's over there
and he's over here
and I'm under severe threat
of losing the thread here.
And every word I say
gets me closer to
the next one.
And every next word I say
could be the one
that fucks this all up.
credits
from Think About It Not Exploding,
released March 1, 2009
license
all rights reserved
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discography
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Aug 2011 -
Nov 2010 -
Mar 2009
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