Wann wurde das Lied “What Were You Thinking” von Spitalfield veröffentlicht?

Das Lied What Were You Thinking wurde im Jahr 2006, auf dem Album “Stop Doing Bad Things” veröffentlicht.

Wer hat das Lied “What Were You Thinking” von Spitalfield komponiert?

Das Lied “What Were You Thinking” von Spitalfield wurde von Daniel Lowder, Thomas J Minich, Jose Daniel Romero, Mark Daniel Rose komponiert.

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What Were You Thinking

Daniel Lowder, Thomas J Minich, Jose Daniel Romero, Mark Daniel Rose

Its a cold night
But I warm up as you walk by
And I'm watching you
I always do
And its alright
I've dreamt this dream a thousand times
And this time
I know what to do
I know what to do

when we go out
I wanna let it go
Spinning in slow motion as we fall apart

You can throw out the instructions
We don't need them anymore
I know where we are going
If I could just get out the door
You've got your perfect hands
You've got your perfect hands
Over my nervous heart

I can never act this way again
Can never feel this way again
Not afraid of falling down
Wait up
Wait up
Wait up
I've got some ways
I cannot wait
I'm looking in your eyes
Talk to me so beautifully

ladadadada dadadadada

When we go out
I wanna let it go
Spinning in slow motion as we fall apart

you can throw out the instructions
We don't need them anymore
I know where we are going
If I could just get out the door
You've got your perfect hands
You've got your perfect hands
Over my nervous heart

I can't feel
I can't feel alone
I can't feel
When I breathe you in
I can't feel my heart

Wissenswertes über das Lied What Were You Thinking von Spitalfield

Wann wurde das Lied “What Were You Thinking” von Spitalfield veröffentlicht?: Das Lied What Were You Thinking wurde im Jahr 2006, auf dem Album “Stop Doing Bad Things” veröffentlicht.
Wer hat das Lied “What Were You Thinking” von Spitalfield komponiert?: Das Lied “What Were You Thinking” von Spitalfield wurde von Daniel Lowder, Thomas J Minich, Jose Daniel Romero, Mark Daniel Rose komponiert.