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Bright White Jackets Lyrics


They've called the doctors
Today's the day
I've lost it finally
And they're putting me away
I'm sure I won't be quite the same
So before I go
I wanted, oh I wanted you to know
That a million men in their bright white jackets
Could never erase you from my mind
But when they bring me back to you
And tell you that I'm shiny new
The girl that you see may not be me
Behind these eyes anymore
I've never loved another
As I've loved you and do still

But I wonder when they're through with me
I wonder if I will
So remember things I've said to you
And say them back to me
And maybe you can rescue me
From lunacy
So let a million men in their bright white jackets
Try and erase you from my mind
But when they bring me back to you
And tell you that I'm shiny new
The girl that you see may not be me
Behind these eyes anymore
Oh they're making me
They're making me
Take these awful pills
Assuring me they're curing me
Of all my evil ills
They say they're saving me
They're saving me
So they'll have me think
I was fine before they got to me
But now I'm on the brink
Of utter madness
They've called the doctors
Today's the day
I've lost it finally
And they're putting me away
They tried to steal my thoughts and
All my memories of you
But I clung tight to them
'Cause I always knew
That a million men in their bright white jackets
Could never erase you from my mind
But when they bring me back to you
And tell you that I'm shiny new
The girl that you see may not be me
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What do you call a female Brooklyn songwriter with a smarmy, witty lyrical edge, a band that plays as if they'd just stepped out of the Brill Building, and a voice that's got the squeaky charm of Gwen Stefani's? Howabout: the next Lily Allen.
“I was the surprise,” says April Smith, the bonus baby her parents won late and whose moxie and dash astounded everyone she met. Today, she remains a welcome bolt: a loose-lipped, cocked-hip gal whose music and mien could buoy the Titanic.

Read more about April Smith and The Great Picture Show on Last.fm.


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