Acoustic Ladyland Paris Lyrics

Felled the rain and its thumb with its fury
Don't say I didn't have passion
You were acting a scene from that film
Butter covered your probing fingers

I hold tight - you take it away
Rivers flow through our kiss
Had your conscious made you a martyr?
Liquid slides down my double-body

It's true that times that I'm without us
Now I'm free from your poison-grip
My memory has left you burning
Cool waters sooth my wasted soul

If you gave me a dog it would bite me If you planted a rose it would die
And your songbird, it sings just to spite me
It is over, don't kiss me good-bye

If you gave me a dog it would bite me
If you planted a rose it would die
And your songbird, it sings just to spite me
It is over, don't kiss me good-bye

If you gave me a dog it would bite me
If you planted a rose it would die
And your songbird, it sings just to spite me
It is over, don't kiss me good-bye

When was Paris released?

Paris is first released on November 27, 2006 as part of Acoustic Ladyland's album "Skinny Grin" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.

Which genre is Paris?

Paris falls under the genre Jazz.

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