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Belle & Sebastian ~ Chickfactor


What was it I saw in New York? I'm not the same anymore How will I hide these feelings inside Call my girl on the phone Neon lights shine bright Taxi cabs glide by Aeroplanes they fly, high up in the sky Pretty girl says 'Hi... What's the worst job you've had? What do you read? What's driving you mad?' Met the cigarette girl- took a note of her charms But no cigar Met the Indie-Cool Queen Took me out of the bar And showed me the scene My little girl I can't find She's five hours behind It's the singer not the song 'Something's gone wrong' Said the spider to the fly Do I like this girl? It's such a big world 1 like the tone of her voice I loved the sound of her voice When I get back to London from outer space Will it fall into place? I'll hold onto my smile Find my girl in a while Look myself in the face Don't know what you see Am I playing in your movie? You're in my magazine Are you talking to me? CHICKFACTOR more free lyrics

What was it I saw in New York?
I'm not the same anymore
How will I hide these feelings inside
Call my girl on the phone
Neon lights shine bright
Taxi cabs glide by
Aeroplanes they fly, high up in the sky
Pretty girl says 'Hi...
What's the worst job you've had?
What do you read?
What's driving you mad?'

Met the cigarette girl- took a note of her charms
But no cigar
Met the Indie-Cool Queen
Took me out of the bar
And showed me the scene
My little girl I can't find
She's five hours behind
It's the singer not the song
'Something's gone wrong'
Said the spider to the fly
Do I like this girl?
It's such a big world
1 like the tone of her voice
I loved the sound of her voice

When I get back to London from outer space
Will it fall into place?
I'll hold onto my smile
Find my girl in a while
Look myself in the face
Don't know what you see
Am I playing in your movie?
You're in my magazine
Are you talking to me?
CHICKFACTOR

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