Tesco Disco

The Kooks

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Intro Verse She stands there looking down Now she don’t come around High on the wire a beautiful liar Tesco Disco made me run For those warm cans in the sun Now you just order the wine and break out a line Where did you go sweet Caroline? The girl I used to know Oh don’t you see now What you’re supposed to do? Yeah you got it bad sister the ghosts got the best of you And oh don’t you notice no one’s looking out for you? Yeah you got it bad sister you do I’m looking out for you Verse All the boys you brought back home They’d go out and we get stoned Just you and I Laugh ’??til we cry I miss playing computer games You’d get pissed and call me names All them coffee stains Ingrained in my brain Where did you go sweet Caroline? The girl I used to know Oh don’t you see now What you’re supposed to do? Yeah you got it bad sister the ghosts got the best of you And oh don’t you notice no one’s looking out for you? Yeah you got it bad sister you do I’m looking out for you Bridge I can’t follow I can’t follow you down It’s your choice it’s your life it’s the bed that you lay in tonight I don’t know him I never did He’s drowning your voice he’s keeping you here I’m no good at goodbyes I never was it’s time to be leaving because You don’t see now What you’re supposed to do? Yeah you got it bad sister the ghosts got the best of you And oh don’t you notice no one’s looking out for you? Yeah you got it bad sister you do I’m looking out for you Yeah you got it bad sister you do There’s nothing I can do Outro

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