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Only Beautiful at 2AM
04:30
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Second subway trip on the wrong way downtown
Throw my lipstick on and start to join in on a Saturday night crowd
Add some Red Bull to the drinks I know that you're making for us
That's the least you could do for making me get dressed up
and out of bed to meet you at your place
when I know that it's never a date with
You just tell me what I want to hear
Sing praises after sundown
Another night you've got me out again
I'm only beautiful at 2am
The way I pull my hand away should give you a signal
When you lean in I'll hesitate to close to get me comfortable
You blow the smoke away I start to see some potential
Can't trust a word you say meant to make me feel special
And you claim we've both got time to waste
That's why this was never a date with
You just tell me what I want to hear
Sing praises after sundown
Another night you've got me out again
I'm only beautiful at 2am
And when you tell me that you're gonna change
I'm naive enough to listen
Another night you've got me out again
I'm only beautiful at 2am
Don't we both agree that you're no good for me and
no good for my sleep just stay away from me
Stop calling me
Don't beg me to see
You just tell me what I want to hear
Sing praises after sundown
Another night you've got me out again
I'm only beautiful at 2am
And when you tell me that you're gonna change
I'm naive enough to listen
I don't wanna go and meet your friends
Cause I don't know what you've been telling them
And I'm looking like a fool again
I'm only beautiful at 2am
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Say You're Sorry
03:41
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3. |
Gold
04:09
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4. |
Out of Sight, In My Mind
03:56
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5. |
Turn Me into a Diamond
02:52
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Sharell Bryant New York, New York
Writing from the soul, NYC-based independent songwriter Sharell Bryant ponders universal insecurities, fears and heartache with vital, pop-leaning originality.
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