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Mystery Girl
03:10
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Mystery Girl
She walks through the night with her lights on
You scream but you just can’t be heard
She sings a song of emotion
The mystery girl
She speaks in a foreign language
Has a name that nobody knows
She has a strange magnetic attraction
The mystery girl
Chorus
She can make you do things that you don’t want to
And all with a look from her eyes
If she wants you she’s as good as got you
She’s evil, inviting, beware the mystery girl
If it’s love that you want she’s not got it
She’s into sadistic pleasures of the flesh
And the men that she’s had weren’t heard of again
The mystery girl
The people can’t understand it
She should have been arrested by now
But she’s got the police under her power
The mystery girl
Repeat chorus
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I Should've Known Better
03:30
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I Should’ve Known Better
As the southbound train left the station,
leaving from the north
I didn’t want it to go
but it looked like I had no choice
She was a movie star of some proportions
She worked for the ITV
In a Cadbury’s chocolate commercial
And as a dog for a brand of DDT
Chorus
(She’s got me singing)
I should’ve known better (Standing on the platform)
I should’ve known better (As the train leaves)
Than believe in you
(She’s got me singing)
I should’ve known better (Standing on the platform)
I should’ve known better (As the train leaves)
Than believe in you
She made me look like such a fool
and when I think of her I still burn
And I lead an empty life now
and I wait for her return
She blew me up and she let me down
And she worked her way into my brain
And I crave to touch a body that I will never see again
Repeat chorus
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Eddie Cooney Liverpool, UK
Eddie Cooney is a singer-songwriter from Liverpool, UK. He wrote his first song in 1974 and joined his first band in 75. He played around the Liverpool folk scene until his 20-year lost weekend 86 to 06. He then returned to the Liverpool acoustic scene with a 20-year backlog of songs to sing. ... more
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