Evie Lyrics

Song	Evie
Artist	Marsicans
Album	Ursa Major
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	作词 : James Robert Newbigging/Matthew David Mchale/Robert William Brander/Oliver Daniel Jameson
	作曲 : James Robert Newbigging
	Evie, please play that game with your sister
	Whoever spots a man walking his dog is the winner
	You two stop making a racket
	Look now your gloves have fallen out of your jacket
	Goodbye Evie, I'll see you tomorrow
	Could you please bring back that library book that you borrowed
	‘cos it's late and I have to renew it
	You know I'll have to pay a fine if you lose it
	You've got so many questions that I’ll never answer
	And all that I can say...
	Is that I'll tell you when you're older
	Or I'll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that's what I'll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	Evie, tell me about Christmas and birthdays
	Are you well over the moon or are they really your worst days
	Do you like getting two lots of presents?
	Is it worth having two lots of parents?
	Evie, sell me a whole pound of your love
	‘cos there's a hierarchy and I'd like to be high up above
	My formerly significant other
	You probably know her best as your mother
	You've got so many questions that I’ll never answer
	And all that I can say...
	Is that I'll tell you when you're older
	Or I'll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that's what I'll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	We met when we were young, it started out as fun
	It happened so fast
	Our parents pushed us in and to avoid the sin
	It happened so fast
	Things started to decline, I thought that we'd be fine
	It happened so fast
	To take it out on you, oh what a terrible thing to do
	It happened so fast
	I'll tell you when you're older
	Or I'll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that's what I'll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	Evie, I will
	Oh Evie, I will.

	zuo ci : James Robert Newbigging Matthew David Mchale Robert William Brander Oliver Daniel Jameson
	zuo qu : James Robert Newbigging
	Evie, please play that game with your sister
	Whoever spots a man walking his dog is the winner
	You two stop making a racket
	Look now your gloves have fallen out of your jacket
	Goodbye Evie, I' ll see you tomorrow
	Could you please bring back that library book that you borrowed
	' cos it' s late and I have to renew it
	You know I' ll have to pay a fine if you lose it
	You' ve got so many questions that I' ll never answer
	And all that I can say...
	Is that I' ll tell you when you' re older
	Or I' ll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that' s what I' ll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	Evie, tell me about Christmas and birthdays
	Are you well over the moon or are they really your worst days
	Do you like getting two lots of presents?
	Is it worth having two lots of parents?
	Evie, sell me a whole pound of your love
	' cos there' s a hierarchy and I' d like to be high up above
	My formerly significant other
	You probably know her best as your mother
	You' ve got so many questions that I' ll never answer
	And all that I can say...
	Is that I' ll tell you when you' re older
	Or I' ll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that' s what I' ll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	We met when we were young, it started out as fun
	It happened so fast
	Our parents pushed us in and to avoid the sin
	It happened so fast
	Things started to decline, I thought that we' d be fine
	It happened so fast
	To take it out on you, oh what a terrible thing to do
	It happened so fast
	I' ll tell you when you' re older
	Or I' ll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that' s what I' ll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	Evie, I will
	Oh Evie, I will.

	zuò cí : James Robert Newbigging Matthew David Mchale Robert William Brander Oliver Daniel Jameson
	zuò qǔ : James Robert Newbigging
	Evie, please play that game with your sister
	Whoever spots a man walking his dog is the winner
	You two stop making a racket
	Look now your gloves have fallen out of your jacket
	Goodbye Evie, I' ll see you tomorrow
	Could you please bring back that library book that you borrowed
	' cos it' s late and I have to renew it
	You know I' ll have to pay a fine if you lose it
	You' ve got so many questions that I' ll never answer
	And all that I can say...
	Is that I' ll tell you when you' re older
	Or I' ll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that' s what I' ll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	Evie, tell me about Christmas and birthdays
	Are you well over the moon or are they really your worst days
	Do you like getting two lots of presents?
	Is it worth having two lots of parents?
	Evie, sell me a whole pound of your love
	' cos there' s a hierarchy and I' d like to be high up above
	My formerly significant other
	You probably know her best as your mother
	You' ve got so many questions that I' ll never answer
	And all that I can say...
	Is that I' ll tell you when you' re older
	Or I' ll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that' s what I' ll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	We met when we were young, it started out as fun
	It happened so fast
	Our parents pushed us in and to avoid the sin
	It happened so fast
	Things started to decline, I thought that we' d be fine
	It happened so fast
	To take it out on you, oh what a terrible thing to do
	It happened so fast
	I' ll tell you when you' re older
	Or I' ll insist you go and ask your mother
	Yeah that' s what I' ll do
	Because the truth would ruin you
	Evie I will
	Evie, I will
	Oh Evie, I will.

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