Bandits - Crystal Cowboy

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Band name Bandits
Song name Crystal Cowboy
Tab type Lyrics
Added 10/19/2009
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I heard she drove a silvery sportscar
Along the empty streets last night
Hanging around with hairdos like mine
No, I haven't seen the kids for some time
Picked up her shoes from the red-brick stairway
Just like a harpsichord as she moves
And back upstairs at half past two
With a paper folded outside the loo
Rain falls like elvis' tears
Oh no, no sugar tonight
Out on the highstreets
Dim all the lights now
Bright colour tears again
Baby, don't forget to catch me
Don't forget to catch me
Don't forget to catch me
Hold on princess, don't you think that it's time
On the platform with a drizzle in my eye
I had a friend from over the harbour
He said he stayed with a neighbourhood girl
And sometimes when it won't go right
I can hear his voice inside me at night
Rain falls like elvis' tears
Oh no, no sugar tonight
Out on the hightstreets
Dim all the lights now
Bright colour tears again
Baby, don't forget to catch me
Don't forget to catch me
Don't forget to catch me
Hold on princess, don't you think that it's time
On the platform with a drizzle in my eye
Baby, don't forget to catch me
Don't forget to catch me
Don't forget to catch me
Hold on princess, don't you think that it's time
The ticket in my hand,
The train pulls down the line