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My tea's gone cold I'm wondering why I Got out of bed at all The morning rain clouds up my window And I can't see at all And even if I could it'll
Won't you be coming up this weekend I pulled my phone out and unlocked the door Won't you be here for me this weekend That's kind of selfish, don't
As the day goes by and I listen to the voices that Confide in me The dreams I do not share The dreams that I should care for Having to compare but It's a Two
alright, get 2getha Alright, get 2getha, get 2getha again The D-baby got G-codes Gots no time for no hook as with that floss mode My niggas, tell you
up just saying I don't need no friends just saying Wish I had a man, just playing Fuck these arrogant men, I'm slaying One by one they dead to me Two
Knowing some things are never meant to last Chorus: We’re falling through time, you and I Like autumn leaves in the sky Drifting apart, yet tethered by
Open flame, the shattered glass I walk Shadows creeping up in the dust Had you by the arm, in the two-seat in decide I'm undecided I didn't know if I
alone in thought Pull me under again With you sunshine fades into two timelines Drenched in the nick of thine fumbling As he reaches for his lifeline,
Worcestershire You're the nook of my sail boat You're the captain and crew You will always be my necessity I'd be lost without you Why don't we do, tea for two
how It's so hard for me to do Clouds roll by like a haiku We'll drink tea and talk 'til two And everyday, I turn to thoughts of you Oh, baby, oh Don't
Have you been to work at Idris? No we won't go in today! For we're standing by our comrade And we'll never run away She stood bravely by
up just saying I don’t need no friends just saying Wish I had a man, just playing Fuck these arrogant men, I’m slaying One by one they dead to me Two
Somewhere near central London I imagine not so far from Trafalgar Square and the lions There lives an older gentleman who teas with BBC and Britain's
(One, two, three, four) Headed eastbound to Chicago The autumn leaves blow in the wind And everything that I've known Is coming back to me again
in rags She's no time for talking, she just keeps right on walking Carrying her home in two carrier bags So how can you tell me that you're
to read a paper is over Somebody else’s shoulder” You said: ”yes”, you said: ”yes I’d like to read the Times with you” And we had tea and times for two
her home in two carrier bags So how can you tell me you're lonely And say for you that the sun don't shine? Let me take you by the hand and lead
walks the streets of london Dirt in her hair and her clothes in rags shes no time for talking she just keeps right on walking Carrying her home in two
me Believe me when I say, I'm with you for life, Right by your side, make you my wife Girl, I'll be true to thee As long as your lovin' me,
think I remember two chicks, one thick, another was a toothpick I think I was takin' shots with 'em, of Patrón, I don't do this KC Teas, ghetto suds,
TEA WITH JOLIE VERSE 1 [BAR 5 - 16] Making tea with Angelina Jolie, Sounds like such a pleasure to me. One pot, two cups three cups four, we could
the world once more starts making sense I'll unwind for a change, really? That'd be strange Can I help it if I'm t-t-tense? In a shack by the sea, I'll sit
callin' I left my cell, my pager and my home phone at the bottom I sent two letters back in autumn, you must not've got 'em There probably was a problem
[Repeat: x2] Come on, yeah (I'm comin') Come on, yeah (I'm comin') Come on, yeah (I'm comin') Come on, yeah (I'm comin') [Stlyes] Can't
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