Keeper - The Mongols



     
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Keeper Lyrics


I've been laying low, taking it slow
Put the game in the side
What's there to hide
Tell me that you need me
Tell I'm a keeper
Tell me something I don't know
Think before you say it
Say it if you mean it
Mean it because it doesn't show
What a pleasant surprise
A sight for sad eyes
Where the hell have you been?
Why did you go (home)
Tell me that you need me
Tell I'm a keeper
Tell me something I don't know
Think before you say it
Say it if you mean it

Mean it because it doesn't show
Tell me that you need me
Tell I'm a keeper
Tell me something I don't know
Think before you say it
Say it if you mean it
Mean it because it doesn't show
Oh, I try, yeah I try
Try to scratch you out of my mind
But my mind
But my mind is made up and it just won't let it go
I've got to know
I've got to know
I need to know
Go ahead, I dare you
Tell me
Tell me that you need me
Tell I'm a keeper
Tell me something I don't know
Think before you say it
Say it if you mean it
Mean it because it doesn't show

Enjoy the lyrics !!!
After leaving the Eraserheads, Buendia formed the band, The Mongols. It was composed of guitarist J. Astro (also known as Jerome Velasco) (of Teeth), bassist Yan Yuzon, drummer Bogs "Boga Man" Jugo (of the indie pop band Daydream Cycle), and Buendia on guitars and vocals, under the stage name Jesus "Dizzy" Ventura. The band was managed by Buendia's wife, Diane Ventura.

After putting out an underground EP, "A Fraction of a Second," the Mongols decided to have their self-produced album distributed by the major label VIVA Records. The result is a thirteen-track album called "Buddha's Pest" (tracks are: "Keeper," "Bulakbol," "Bakit Nga Ba?," "Pony," "Teka Muna," "Candy Flip," "Heroine," "Wig Out," "It's Over," "Irish Spring," "Odd Even," "Your Bushido" plus an instrumental album filler). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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