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Blondie ~ Maybe I'm Lost


Maybe i'm lost... Watch while my mind starts to go... Maybe i dribble a little. Maybe i'm lost... I only put up a front. Losing the fear for the hunt. Address me as madame kluseau! People all tell me to go, to go, and jump off a bridge! Where's my house? Maybe it's time to relax. Sell insurance and pack up your sax. Buy a chateau au sud de la bronx. Maybe they're right. They say i should bolt. Take a train on the fifth of july. I'll pack some apples and eau de cologne. Maybe i'll try, i'll try, i'll try and blow up a bridge! I'd be staring at tugboats in june And what is the name of this tune? Turning tricks on the boat to calais. I'd be queen for a day. Then i'd settle for luck. Daily double at old aqueduct. I'd fill my pockets with sheckles and juice. Put my winnings to use. And go, and go, and blow up a bridge! Where's my house? What's my name? Where am i? Who are you? more free lyrics

Maybe i'm lost...
Watch while my mind starts to go...
Maybe i dribble a little.
Maybe i'm lost...

I only put up a front.
Losing the fear for the hunt.
Address me as madame kluseau!
People all tell me to go, to go, and jump off a bridge!

Where's my house?

Maybe it's time to relax.
Sell insurance and pack up your sax.
Buy a chateau au sud de la bronx.
Maybe they're right.

They say i should bolt.
Take a train on the fifth of july.
I'll pack some apples and eau de cologne.
Maybe i'll try, i'll try, i'll try and blow up a bridge!

I'd be staring at tugboats in june
And what is the name of this tune?
Turning tricks on the boat to calais.
I'd be queen for a day.
Then i'd settle for luck.
Daily double at old aqueduct.
I'd fill my pockets with sheckles and juice.
Put my winnings to use.
And go, and go, and blow up a bridge!

Where's my house?
What's my name?
Where am i?
Who are you?

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