SING

It’s late in the eve ning, glass on the side.

I’ve been sat with you for most of the night.

Ig nor ing (Cm)ev ’ry bod y here, we wish they would dis ap pear.

So may be we could get down now.

(Gm)I don’t wan na know if you’re get ting a head of the pro gram.

I want you to be mine, la dy, and to (Cm)hold your bod y close.

Take an oth er step in to the no man’s land for the long est time, la dy.

I (Gm)need you, dar ling.

Come on, set the tone.

If you feel you’re fall ing, won’t you let me know.

Ooh.

Ooh.

(Gm)If you love me, come on, get in volved.

Feel it rush ing through you from your head to toe.

Ooh.

Ooh.

Sing!

(Gm)Oh.

Oh.

Loud er!

(Cm)Oh.

Sing!

Oh.

This love is a blaze.

I saw flames from the side of the stage, and the fire bri gade comes in a cou ple of days.

Un til then, we got noth in’ to say and noth in’ to know but some thin’ to drink and may be some thin’ to smoke.

Let it go un til our roads are changed, sing ing we found love in a lo cal rave.

No, I don’t real ly know what I’m sup posed to say, but I can just fi gure it out and hope and pray.

I (Gm)told her my name and said, “It’s nice to meet ya.” Then she hand ed me a bot tle of wa ter with te qui la.

I al read y know it, she’s a keep er, just from this one small act of kind ness.

I’m in deep, if an y bod y finds out I’m meant to drive home.

But I drink all of it, now I’m not.

So ber ing up, we just sit on the couch.

One thing led to an oth er.

Now she’s kiss ing my mouth.

Can you feel it?

All the guys in here don’t e ven wan na dance.

Can you feel it?

All that I can hear is mu sic from the back.

Can you feel it?