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Future
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FUTURE
Words & Music by Jéan Lötz
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You can bring those pretty eyes
And I’ll try to make you smile...
Well it seemed like the smart thing to say to you
You can keep your high heels on
You can wear them all night long
You said tonight - it’s the only thing not coming off
Not coming off…
What the future holds - I sure hope it’s you
I sure hope it’s you
What the future brings - I sure hope it’s you
It approves of you
You can take me home tonight
You said: “Maybe I just might…?”
Cuz there’s a couple of things you wanna do to me
I barely know your name
But your body knows the game
Yeah, you leading me by the hand , sure does feel right
Is feeling so right…
Chorus Repeat
The scent of your perfume,
As I wake up in your bed alone
Instead of you lying there,
You left a note on the pillow...
Note on the pillow…………..
Saying..: “Breakfast To Follow!!”
2014 © Jean Lotz / PopHippyMusic
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SUMMERTIME GREEN EYES (Demo Jan 2014)
Words & Music by Jéan Lötz
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Summertime green eyes, you’re over me
Truth be told, I’m not over you
What am I, to do
Can’t just cut these strings from my heart to you
The touch of your naked body , In my arms
You sayin’ “It’ll never work out.” - I should stop
But you don’t need to love me back
The way that I do you...
Summertime green eyes, I hold onto you
When really I should let you go
But it’s the hardest thing to do
When I’m heated by the light of your halo
Chorus Repeat
2014 © Jean Lotz / PopHippyMusic
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