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B​-​Side

from Fuzz of the Month by the Warm Fuzzies

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I like the way you talk
I like the way you move
And when I see you walk
I'm telling you the truth
That if I had three wishes
I'd use them all on you

But you don't have a clue
You've never heard my song
You always want to choose
To put the single on
But there's a different tune
I've been here all along

Flip the record over
You'll be happy to discover
Sometimes the B side
Shines and besides
Everybody wants to find a diamond in the rough
I'm waiting here for you
If you look on side two

So if you want to talk
And if you want to move
If you'd care to walk
To a slightly different groove
If you want to go
Just know that I do, too

All those other ones
They don't sound like me
Sometimes a deeper cut
Is exactly what you need
So put flip the record over
And you'll see what I mean

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from Fuzz of the Month, released January 11, 2011
Produced by the Warm Fuzzies
Written by Davey Staton and J. Harwell
Recorded and mixed by J. Harwell at Warm+Fuzzy, February 2009 and October 2011

Cover + liner note design, Davey Staton (suburbanutopia.com)

Performed by:
Davey Staton - drums
Jonathan Staton - bass
Laura Calvert - synth
Laura Calvert Cropp - background vocals
Jason Harwell - guitar, vocals, tambourine!

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