Sorrow

from Wake Up in L.A. by Jean Koning

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lyrics

Once more leaving your Glass-bottom mansion
And now I’m busy trying to hold on to the tension
Gripping the slipping wheel
Don’t you think it’s time we’d meet for real?
Don’t you think it’s time we’d meet for real?

What’s that feeling inside of me?
Don’t tell me I’m only falling here.
What’s that feeling inside of me?
Don’t tell me sorrow’s gripping me.

Well, come on, baby, you’re the only one
I was just wondering where you came from
While tasting your creamy cum
Don’t you know tomorrow might never come?
Don’t you know tomorrow might never come?

What’s that feeling inside of me?
Don’t tell I’m only falling here.
What’s that feeling inside of me?
Don’t tell me sorrow’s gripping me.

What’s that feeling inside of me?
Don’t tell me I’m only falling here.
What’s that feeling inside of me?
Don’t tell me sorrow’s gripping me.

credits

from Wake Up in L.A., released October 31, 2011
Tomas: bass
Greg: acoustic guitar
Rob: electric guitar
Ruud: conductor and arranger
The Backroom Quartet: the string session
Greg, Rob and Jean: finale guitars

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Jean Koning Amsterdam, Netherlands

Jean Koning has been a compelling force in the underground music scene since his unlikely folk&jazz debut transferring the band The Children of a Lesser God into the avant-punk extravaganza !JP in 1988. His star-studded career includes albums such as Notes from Purgatory, Man Enough to be a Woman and Wake Up In L.A.
Throughout his career, Mr. Koning has been honored with numerous awards. ... more

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