Syllable Escape
from Mooshie Music by The Gillum Bros
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lyrics
Once again I done gone and lost my cool
Booming, barking, straight acting like a tool
Why can't I seem to bite my stupid tongue?
Take a breath and refill my empty lungs
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape?
Don't let another syllable escape
I bought you flowers but they're already dead
Tried to make up for making you upset
Why can't I seem to think before I speak?
Say i'm sorry then turn the other cheek
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape
Don't let another syllable escape
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape
Don't let another syllable escape
Shut your mouth
Shut your mouth
Shut your mouth
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape?
Don't let another syllable escape
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape?
Don't let another syllable escape
Booming, barking, straight acting like a tool
Why can't I seem to bite my stupid tongue?
Take a breath and refill my empty lungs
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape?
Don't let another syllable escape
I bought you flowers but they're already dead
Tried to make up for making you upset
Why can't I seem to think before I speak?
Say i'm sorry then turn the other cheek
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape
Don't let another syllable escape
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape
Don't let another syllable escape
Shut your mouth
Shut your mouth
Shut your mouth
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape?
Don't let another syllable escape
Ooh baby what more can I say?
Won't you cover my mouth up, put something in the way?
Like your red lips or a piece of tape?
Don't let another syllable escape
credits
from Mooshie Music,
released January 11, 2019
Vocals - Keith Gillum
Drums, Percussion, Keyboards, Bass, Guitar - Ryan Gillum
Mixed by Chris Fisher at Easter Island Studio, Nashville
Vocals - Keith Gillum
Drums, Percussion, Keyboards, Bass, Guitar - Ryan Gillum
Mixed by Chris Fisher at Easter Island Studio, Nashville
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