Metropolitan - 200 West



     
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Metropolitan Lyrics


Whos the one to blame
got the light on
Thinking we dont need to spend all this time on
Fussin and fighting
Baby Im hurting for this dream
believing in life but it aint what it seems
And if I fall let me fall its my destiny
I see it in my heart but Im trying to find the rest of me
Music is like sex to me I love its intensity
Im wrapped around this world but this cities got the best of meTired Circling the floor,
You went back, youre not coming back for more. Were alright.
Dont blame me, just dont blame me.
Don't blame me, just don't blame me.Times are getting different were growing apart
You said you loved who I was
never knowing my heart.
But deep inside I could tell
it was getting too hard.
Feelings turn into verbs that only got you so far and..Its the bar that took advantage of this s--- that I cant manage

And I feel my brains been damaged from this drug that Ive been handed
I try to understand it but you can barely stand me.
I guess that's why you up & left
never coming back, don't blame me.
Tired Circling the floor,
You went back, youre not coming back for more. Were alright.
Dont blame me, just dont blame me.
Don't blame me, just don't blame me.This City is taking everything away

Enjoy the lyrics !!!

The 200 west duo, Chris Galarze and Daniel Lorigo, met in high school when they began to write music together. Both grew up around music and began playing instruments at a very young age. They did not become a band until this year when approached by their manager Ali Fazel who was eager to find talent to manage. It was then that Chris and Daniel established themselves as 200 West. They got the name from a highway that links Claremont (where Chris Lives) to Rancho Cucamonga (where Daniel lives) where they often practice.

Read more about 200 West on Last.fm.


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