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(What You) Do (To) Me

from 508 by The Grey Area

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You're so good looking
It hurts my eyes
You get things cooking
Right here in my thighs
It's so wrong, it's so wrong, it's so wrong
What you do to me

I can't stop looking
Into your brown eyes
The more that I'm looking
The less that I find
Is it so wrong, so wrong, so wrong
What you do to me?

Seen girls like you, with my blinders on,
Thought I could move her lips when she don't even know the song
When we get together and the lights ain't on
We can rock it in rhythm til the night turns dawn
But I need a girl that's in the same key
At least in a key that can harmonize me
I don't mean to sound mean but it's a sad reality
You ain't ever been the woman that can satisfy me but

You're so good looking
It tricks my mind
And right now you're working
Up my appetite
It's all wrong, it's all wrong, all wrong
What you do to me

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from 508, released February 14, 2012

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"A fantastically modern rock style" -Colin McGuire, PopMatters music critic

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