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Sentimental Lady

from Breathe by Worm-Hole

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lyrics

Sentimental lady, move real slow
I can’t believe what I’ve come to know
You want to mold me baby
And make me what you want
Why are you fooling, Get it right
I can’t believe that you started a fight
You want to take me for a ride
And toss me to the side
Who are you fooling, me or you
You know I’ve seen what you can do
You know you’re pushing me in
Making my head spin
Sentimental lady, you’re making me sick
I’ve got to go before you do it again
You want to take me for a ride
And toss me to the side

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from Breathe, released February 20, 2007
Writers: Travis Manning, John Geddes, Chris Adams, Toby Padilla

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Spanning the spectrum of Hard Rock from hard drivin' tunes to introspectives, the band "Worm-Hole" proudly hails from the Southwest. Based in a small town in Southern New Mexico, W-H has been pounding out their own brand of Heavy Rock music since May 2006. ... more

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