Ira Losco

Hey Now


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(Won't be playing an island bum romantic)
(Now hear this!)

Hey I'm a fool, I'm a fool, I'm a fool
Yet you still love me
Say what you do, what you do, what I do
When a girl don't bend
Don't wanna play, wanna play
Wanna play my game real ugly
And it won't hurt
Cross my heart, and hope to die

Now won't you say, say, say
That you love me
And knock 'em back, chopping up that night
And won't you say, say, say
You still want me
You gotta tell me if you want me tonight

Hey now, all you got to believe in
I gotta leave this town
Leave this town behind
Hey now, I don't really care what they say now
I gotta wreck this town
Wreck this town tonight

I'm a sinner, I'm a saint
And it goes both ways
Do you get me?
I'm afraid of the things
That you tell me I can't do
So won't you say, say, say
You still want me
You gotta tell me if you're with me tonight

Hey now, all you got to believe in
I gotta leave this town
Leave this town behind
Hey now, I don't really care what they say now
I gotta wreck this town, wreck this town
Wreck this town tonight

Now hear this

It's gonna get hot
Gonna get low, gonna get lonely
Outta my head, outta my mind
Feel like I'm scared of falling
Isn't it strange, where do I go?
Still undecided
And it's time to run for cover
And you know I'm all that you need

Hey now, all you got to believe in
I gotta leave this town
Leave this town behind
Hey now, I don't really care what they say now
I gotta wreck this town
Wreck this town tonight

Hey now, all you got to believe in
I gotta leave this town
Leave this town behind
Hey now, I don't really care what they say now
I gotta wreck this town, wreck this town
Wreck this town tonight

(When music is blazing)
(You've just got to play twice)

Hey now, all you got to believe in
We're gonna leave this town
Leave this town behind
Hey now, I don't really care what they say now
I gotta wreck this town, wreck this town
Wreck this town tonight

(Now brothers and sisters, you got to make good in your neighborhood)
(You know)


Writer/s: Ira Losco