Bibia Be Ye Ye

Ed Sheeran

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Intro /u /u verse 1 I lost my shoes last night I don?t know where I put my keys I was tired and fell asleep beneath an oak tree I bet my mother?s proud of me from each scar upon my knuckle And each graze upon my knee and all I know is I got a cab and then threw up upon his car seat He kicked me out and then I walked in the rain I tell myself in every way I won?t be doing this again And tomorrow?s a brand new day Someone told me always say what?s on your mind And I am only being honest with you I I get lonely And make mistakes from time to time Se enioma enko ye Bibia be ye ye Bibia be ye ye ye ye ye ye ye Bibia be ye ye verse 2 I remember less and less and mostly things that I regret In my phone are several texts from girls that I?ve never met And in the pocket of my jeans are only coins and broken dreams My heart is breaking at the seams and I?m coming apart now Now things are looking up I?ll find my shoes right next to the oak tree And I?ll get a bus straight into town And spend the afternoon looking around for things that I left on the ground And say you?re with me tomorrow?s a brand new day Someone told me always say what?s on your mind And I am only being honest with you I I get lonely And make mistakes from time to time Se enioma enko ye Bibia be ye ye u> u> Someone told me always say what?s on your mind And I am only being honest with you I I get lonely And make mistakes from time to time Se enioma enko ye Bibia be ye ye Bibia be ye ye ye ye ye ye ye Bibia be ye ye Bibia be ye ye Bibia be ye ye u>

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