You Don't Even Know
from The Way Things Were by The Ultrasounds
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lyrics
Cold as winter out on Division street, waiting for your friends to call.
Maybe later I'll catch you in the hall where you'll say, "You know I'm right."
And I try to find out and I'm right here waiting.
You don't even know what you're doing.
The quiet killer out on the table, waiting to come put me down.
So I'll tell you, so don't you make a sound, that this time I won't be back.
And I try to find out but I'm right here waiting.
You don't even know what you're doing.
Maybe later I'll catch you in the hall where you'll say, "You know I'm right."
And I try to find out and I'm right here waiting.
You don't even know what you're doing.
The quiet killer out on the table, waiting to come put me down.
So I'll tell you, so don't you make a sound, that this time I won't be back.
And I try to find out but I'm right here waiting.
You don't even know what you're doing.
credits
from The Way Things Were,
released June 1, 2008
Words and music by Christopher Gilbert.
Produced by Jason DeCamillis.
Words and music by Christopher Gilbert.
Produced by Jason DeCamillis.
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The Ultrasounds Chicago, Illinois
Trendy music disingenuously proclaiming the pains of being an outsider is hardly scarce. However, saying something genuine in this arena requires actual experience; The Ultrasounds have improved tirelessly over the last decade, finally arriving at a new sound both dreamy and rooted in classic pop. ... more
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Jun 2008
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