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A few beers down and you’re so pretty,
I don’t know what I’m saying but I know it ain’t witty,
Although I gotta say I’ve got other things on my mind.
When the snow keeps falling in New York City,
I’m punching under water but I hope you take pity on me,
If I’m lucky let me warm your bed tonight.

Man: Cause it’s mighty cold outside,
I’m a long way from home
Even Brooklyn feels far away when I’m near to you,
Tell me what’s a boy to do?

Woman: Cause they’re closing up the bar,
And the crowds have turned to few
We all need a little care,
Tell me what’s a girl to do?

A few beers down and you’re so pretty,
I don’t know what I’m saying but I know it ain’t witty,
I lost my train of thought the second that I learned your name.
When the snow keeps falling in New York City,
I’m punching under water but I hope you take pity on me,
If I’m lucky let me warm your bed tonight.

Baby let me warm your bed tonight…

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from Nothing Ever Really Stays The Same, released August 13, 2014

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Oliver's Army Melbourne, Australia

Olivers Army is the music and ideas of Barossa Valley born singer/songwriter Ryan Oliver.

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