Song | Homework |
Artist | Feelings |
Album | Be Kind, Unwind |
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Never look upon me, as a plaything, | |
or only for the pleasure I may bring. | |
A mistress may not deny her station, | |
a wife is the one who wears the ring, | |
Grant to you, I’m not just recreation, | |
to me, it is love’s sweet song we sing. | |
You called me vital and so vibrant… | |
Do you see me now as less? | |
You seem colder… | |
You seem so distant. | |
I’m but a mistress in distress. | |
There’s the feeling, that I’m nothing, | |
I lay waiting for a telephone to ring. | |
For now mistress, seems a sorry title, | |
a wife is the one who wears the ring, | |
I’m still vibrant and I still feel vital, | |
to me, it is love’s sweet song we sing. | |
You called me vital and so vibrant… | |
Do you see me now as less? | |
You seem colder… | |
You seem so distant. | |
I’m but a mistress in distress. | |
Tell me, Oh please, tell me… | |
am I nothing, | |
but a mistress in distress? |
Never look upon me, as a plaything, | |
or only for the pleasure I may bring. | |
A mistress may not deny her station, | |
a wife is the one who wears the ring, | |
Grant to you, I' m not just recreation, | |
to me, it is love' s sweet song we sing. | |
You called me vital and so vibrant | |
Do you see me now as less? | |
You seem colder | |
You seem so distant. | |
I' m but a mistress in distress. | |
There' s the feeling, that I' m nothing, | |
I lay waiting for a telephone to ring. | |
For now mistress, seems a sorry title, | |
a wife is the one who wears the ring, | |
I' m still vibrant and I still feel vital, | |
to me, it is love' s sweet song we sing. | |
You called me vital and so vibrant | |
Do you see me now as less? | |
You seem colder | |
You seem so distant. | |
I' m but a mistress in distress. | |
Tell me, Oh please, tell me | |
am I nothing, | |
but a mistress in distress? |
Never look upon me, as a plaything, | |
or only for the pleasure I may bring. | |
A mistress may not deny her station, | |
a wife is the one who wears the ring, | |
Grant to you, I' m not just recreation, | |
to me, it is love' s sweet song we sing. | |
You called me vital and so vibrant | |
Do you see me now as less? | |
You seem colder | |
You seem so distant. | |
I' m but a mistress in distress. | |
There' s the feeling, that I' m nothing, | |
I lay waiting for a telephone to ring. | |
For now mistress, seems a sorry title, | |
a wife is the one who wears the ring, | |
I' m still vibrant and I still feel vital, | |
to me, it is love' s sweet song we sing. | |
You called me vital and so vibrant | |
Do you see me now as less? | |
You seem colder | |
You seem so distant. | |
I' m but a mistress in distress. | |
Tell me, Oh please, tell me | |
am I nothing, | |
but a mistress in distress? |