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Dolphins Were Monkeys - Ian Brown



     
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I could be the next to see, that there'll be nobody there
If you feel excited, throw your hands into the air
No one can judge you baby, that don't live your life
I need the resistance held by, your astrological signSo now I'm caught in the middle, you're next to me
I swim with the fishes, you come from the sea
The dolphins were monkeys, that didn't like the land
Should I be walking the beach, I'd be holding your handI could be the next to see, that there'll be nobody there
If you feel excited, throw your hands into the air
No one can judge you baby, that don't live your life
I need the resistance held by, your astrological signSo now I'm caught in the middle, you're next to me
No one alive can lock the door to your dreams
Caught in the middle, you're next to me
I swim with the fishes, you come from the sea
The dolphins were monkeys, that didn't like the land
Should I be walking the beach, I'll be holding your handIf you feel excited throw your hands into the air
If you feel excited throw your hands into the air
If you feel excited throw your hands into the airNo one can judge you baby that don't live your life
I need the resistance held by your astrological sign

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Ian Brown (born February 20th 1963 in Warrington, England) was the lead singer in former British band The Stone Roses and following their split in 1996 has gone on to have a successful solo career releasing a total of six studio albums, with one greatest hits compilation, and remixes disc. He is considered to be an influential artist with followers such as Oasis, The Verve, Blur, Kasabian, Arctic Monkeys and many more. He has had twelve UK top 40 singles and has sold over 9 million albums as a solo artist.

Read more about Ian Brown on Last.fm.


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