1. |
Trapeze
02:49
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2. |
Take What You Can Get
02:51
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She’s one of those girls; you just take what you get
Whatever sweet little morsels that just drip, drip, drip
She’s the last one you call when your car doesn’t start
But she lights up the party, when you need a little spark
She never has no money. It just runs down her neck
Never had a man that wouldn’t have her back
You're not at all running, but you’ll take what you get
Whatever sweet little morsels that just drip, drip, drip, drip, drip
Like morning
Drip drip drip drip drip
She stunning
Drip drip drip drip drip
You’re near her
Drip drip drip drip drip
You know you’ll take what you can get
The clever things she says, you could coin every phrase
Her body’s so rocking, got your mind in a haze
It’s one of those things, once you’re caught in the net
Whatever sweet little morsels, you will take what you get
You know you’ll take what you can get
You know you’ll take what you can get
You know you’ll take what you can get
You know you’ll take what you can get
On and on, on down the road
Take your moment in her glow
There’s no one way to do it, there’s no one way to win
But we already know you’re gonna take what you can get
On and on, on down the road
Take your moment in her glow
There’s no one way to do it, there’s no one way to win
But we already know you’re gonna take what you can get
You know you’ll take what you can get
You know you’ll take what you can get
You know you’ll take what you can get
You know you’ll take what you can get
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3. |
Find Your Way
03:12
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You're leaving tomorrow
But hold me until I have to set you free
You're leaving tomorrow
You have to, I know, but still I want to believe
That when you leave tomorrow
You won't forget to find your way back to me
So please, promise
You will find your way back to me
And I will find my way back to you
Find your way back to me, to me, to me
You're leaving tomorrow
The river is moving, taking you out to sea
No matter how far we drift for a while
No matter how long you'll be
Please, promise
You will Find your way back to me
I will find my way back to you
Find your way back to me, to me, to me
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4. |
Here We Go Again
03:48
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You’ve turned your back, your best defense
Let something, anything reach you
My words in-tact, as they were meant
I’m not trying to defeat you
Oh, oh no, oh here we go again
Oh, oh no, oh here we go, we go, we’re going…
One step back, one more crack
What’s become of me and you?
When did we lose our humor?
Where did we lose our way?
When we were bound together
No matter what we faced
You used to make me better
I used to save your grace
I wanna be your lover
Don’t wanna feel this way
Oh, oh no, oh here you go again
Oh, oh no, oh here we go, we go, we’re going…
We had a love, I want that back
Let something, anything reach you
My words in-tact, as they were meant
I’m not trying to defeat you
When did we lose our humor?
Where did we lose our way?
When we were bound together
No matter what we faced
I want to make things better
Don’t wanna feel this way
I wanna be your lover
Don’t wanna feel this way?
I wanna be your lover
Don’t wanna feel this way?
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5. |
A City For Me
03:21
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6. |
Later On
02:29
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7. |
Deep Girl
03:22
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8. |
Keep My Love
03:35
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9. |
Flights Of Angels
02:49
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10. |
The Times We Had
03:13
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11. |
O Come O Come Emmanuel
02:57
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Kaliyo Austin, Texas
KALIYO is the Austin, Texas duo consisting of singer-songwriter Sarah Sharp and instrumentalist-songwriter Andrea Perry. Sarah performs live as a solo artist. She is also a former member of the Jitterbug Vipers and works as a music supervisor. Andrea is a non-performing recording artist who composes for ads, games, branding videos, etc. She is also a member of the band Pop4. ... more
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