You Looked Better a Brunette
from We Knew That We Had To Leave by The Good China
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lyrics
Hide in the corner of the living room
Quietly hope your parents won't find you
The penny had dropped and you weren't aware
That the music stopped and you were left with no chair
All of the music stopped
All of the music stopped
And you're left standing there
We're all made in the dark
You cut your short to
Make friends with all the punks
And now it clogs
Up in your drainpipe and the
Bathroom begins to flood
I preferred you when we met
You looked better a brunette
As I rolled over to switch off the bed light
We hadn't made any eye contact all night
You poisoned your tree to make way for the path
And now the sun scorches brown all the long grass
All of the music stopped
All of the music stopped
And you're left with no chair
We're all made in the dark
You cut your short to
Make friends with all the punks
And now it clogs
Up in your drainpipe and the
Bathroom begins to flood
I preferred you when we met
You looked better a brunette
In summer you were blonde
In winter you were red
In summer you were blonde
In winter you were
All of the music stopped
All of the music stopped
And you're left standing there
Quietly hope your parents won't find you
The penny had dropped and you weren't aware
That the music stopped and you were left with no chair
All of the music stopped
All of the music stopped
And you're left standing there
We're all made in the dark
You cut your short to
Make friends with all the punks
And now it clogs
Up in your drainpipe and the
Bathroom begins to flood
I preferred you when we met
You looked better a brunette
As I rolled over to switch off the bed light
We hadn't made any eye contact all night
You poisoned your tree to make way for the path
And now the sun scorches brown all the long grass
All of the music stopped
All of the music stopped
And you're left with no chair
We're all made in the dark
You cut your short to
Make friends with all the punks
And now it clogs
Up in your drainpipe and the
Bathroom begins to flood
I preferred you when we met
You looked better a brunette
In summer you were blonde
In winter you were red
In summer you were blonde
In winter you were
All of the music stopped
All of the music stopped
And you're left standing there
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from We Knew That We Had To Leave,
released October 29, 2012
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The Good China Melbourne, Australia
The Good China is an energetic, instrument-swapping eight-piece indie pop band from Melbourne, Australia.
discography
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Jun 2014 -
Oct 2012 -
Sep 2012 -
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Nov 2011 -
Dec 2012 -
Sep 2009 -
Aug 2008
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