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We could be away from here
By ten o'clock tonight
Pennies won't get us to heaven, I know
But a borrowed car just might
Look through my wallet
There's enough for a hotel room
But no, no, no, you say
"I want to stay in and get wet with you."
Why do you take the opposite view?
We could be different people tonight
Who do you want to choose?
I'll book a table in a suit and tie
And you can wear your sister's shoes
Look through my wallet
Which cities shall we travel through?
But no, no, no, you say "You just got paid,

Money's not for wasting it's for holding on to."
Why do you take the opposite view?
Is it something in your nature
That makes it hard to say, "Baby, I do."
You don't have to agree
When someone says they love you
But you don't have to take
The opposite view
We can walk on the roofs tonight
And watch the midnight traffic flow
Unscrew the light bulbs babe,
And we'll throw them from the 14th floor
I say we're yellow
If we don't do something new
But you just laugh and start filling up my glass
As if it's not true.
Why do you take the opposite view?
Every precious second is a chance to change
The present tense is perfect baby,
Let's rearrange it.
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written by CURRIE, JUSTIN
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Del Amitri are a Pop-rock guitar band, formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 1980. They came together at school as teenagers when Justin Currie (bass and vocals), James Scobbie (guitar and vocals) and Donald Bentley (guitar) formed a band in reaction against the rest of the 'rockers' in the school. The name was chosen deliberately because it didn't mean anything but sounded a bit like someone's name - early Del Amitri did not want to be classified and their existence was kept secret from the rest of the school.

Read more about Del Amitri on Last.fm.


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