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Eliza Doolittle Skinny Genes Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: Eliza Doolittle / Original Release Date: 2010-07-12Genre: PopSong Duration: 3 min 05 sec
ELIZA DOOLITTLE
- Skinny Genes Lyrics / with translationsI really don’t like your point of view
I know you’ll never change
Stingin' me with your attitude
I've got the mind to walk away
I really don't like your arrogance
Or your policies
You're ninety-nine percent an embarrassment
With just one quality
[Chorus:]
I don't mind it when you [whistles]
Brings out the best in me when you [whistles]
Show your expertise
When the night always ends with a fight
I'm excited that you wind up next to me
I like it when you [whistles]
Can I have some please of that [whistles]
Satisfy my needs
Sometimes I fake that I hate you and make up
So you wind up next to me
I really don't like your skinny jeans
So take them off for me
Show me what you've got underneath
So we can do this properly
I really don't like the way you smile
When you think you're right
But I will forgive you, the yolk is in the middle
And I'm chewing through the white
[Chorus]
I dreamnt that you were on a train and you were
leaving, you were leaving You made me think of what I'd
miss
Do you believe it, you believe it
I don't mind it when you [whistles]
Brings out the best in me when you [whistles]
Show your expertise
When the night always ends with a fight I'm excited
That you wind up next to me
I like it when you [whistles]
Can I have some please of that
Take off your skinny jeans
Sometimes I fake that I hate you and make up
So you wind up next to me
I dreamed that you were on a train
you were leaving, you were leaving
I know you’ll never change
Stingin' me with your attitude
I've got the mind to walk away
I really don't like your arrogance
Or your policies
You're ninety-nine percent an embarrassment
With just one quality
[Chorus:]
I don't mind it when you [whistles]
Brings out the best in me when you [whistles]
Show your expertise
When the night always ends with a fight
I'm excited that you wind up next to me
I like it when you [whistles]
Can I have some please of that [whistles]
Satisfy my needs
Sometimes I fake that I hate you and make up
So you wind up next to me
I really don't like your skinny jeans
So take them off for me
Show me what you've got underneath
So we can do this properly
When you think you're right
But I will forgive you, the yolk is in the middle
And I'm chewing through the white
[Chorus]
I dreamnt that you were on a train and you were
leaving, you were leaving You made me think of what I'd
miss
Do you believe it, you believe it
I don't mind it when you [whistles]
Brings out the best in me when you [whistles]
Show your expertise
When the night always ends with a fight I'm excited
That you wind up next to me
I like it when you [whistles]
Can I have some please of that
Take off your skinny jeans
Sometimes I fake that I hate you and make up
So you wind up next to me
I dreamed that you were on a train
you were leaving, you were leaving
Facts about Skinny Genes
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Skinny Genes is written by Timothy Daniel Woodcock, Eliza Sophie Caird, Matthew Alan Prime.
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It is first released on July 12, 2010 as part of Eliza Doolittle's album "Eliza Doolittle" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Eliza Doolittle's 'Skinny Genes' explores the complexities of a tumultuous relationship, where despite the constant arguments and differences, there is an obvious attraction and need to maintain their bond. The lyrics of Skinny genes primarily focus on expressing feelings of anxiety and love and anger and heartbreak and self-examination. The song demonstrates how conflicting love relationships become essential while showing both passionate moments and the experience of losing someone dear. The lyrics present adult content through their mature themes and suggestive material, which includes physical intimacy references and relationship conflicts that require viewers of advanced age. The use of whistles in place of explicit words does not fully mitigate the mature nature of the themes and implied actions.
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Skinny Genes falls under the genre Pop.
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Skinny Genes song length is 3 minutes and 05 seconds.
Who wrote Skinny Genes lyrics?
Skinny Genes is written by Timothy Daniel Woodcock, Eliza Sophie Caird, Matthew Alan Prime.
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When was Skinny Genes released?
It is first released on July 12, 2010 as part of Eliza Doolittle's album "Eliza Doolittle" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Skinny Genes lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, Eliza Doolittle's 'Skinny Genes' explores the complexities of a tumultuous relationship, where despite the constant arguments and differences, there is an obvious attraction and need to maintain their bond. The lyrics of Skinny genes primarily focus on expressing feelings of anxiety and love and anger and heartbreak and self-examination. The song demonstrates how conflicting love relationships become essential while showing both passionate moments and the experience of losing someone dear. The lyrics present adult content through their mature themes and suggestive material, which includes physical intimacy references and relationship conflicts that require viewers of advanced age. The use of whistles in place of explicit words does not fully mitigate the mature nature of the themes and implied actions.
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Which genre is Skinny Genes?
Skinny Genes falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Skinny Genes?
Skinny Genes song length is 3 minutes and 05 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Timothy Daniel Woodcock, Eliza Sophie Caird, Matthew Alan Prime
Record Label(s): 2011 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by EMI Records Ltd
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