Biography:
What do you call a female Brooklyn songwriter with a smarmy, witty lyrical edge, a band that plays as if they'd just stepped out of the Brill Building, and a voice that's got the squeaky charm of Gwen Stefani's? Howabout: the next Lily Allen.
“I was the surprise,” says April Smith, the bonus baby her parents won late and whose moxie and dash astounded everyone she met. Today, she remains a welcome bolt: a loose-lipped, cocked-hip gal whose music and mien could buoy the Titanic.
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Verse:
D
You've been far
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all this time my heart's been breaking
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just waiting round and aching
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for a letter or a telegram
A
telling me how sweet i am
G
swear your heart will never roam
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so til you come back home
Chorus:
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i'll wear your colors
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next to the one who adores you
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whose heart is beating for you
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like a lighthouse guides a shipwrecked sailor
A
safely from the sea
G
i'll wear your colors til you
A
come back home to me
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