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Brandy Alexander
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Though I'd like to be the girl for him
And cross the sea and land for him
On milky skin my tongue is sand until
The ever distant band begins to play
full lyrics... 
Though I'd like to be the girl for him
And cross the sea and land for him
On milky skin my tongue is sand until
The ever distant band begins to play
full lyrics... 
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Features Of This Song
mellow rock instrumentation
folk influences
a subtle use of vocal counterpoint
a subtle use of vocal harmony
acoustic rhythm piano
interweaving vocal harmony
acoustic sonority
major key tonality
a vocal-centric aesthetic

These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this song by the Music Genome Project.
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Brandy Alexander
It goes down easy
(Easy)
I hide that I'm flattered
Always gets me into trouble
Brandy Alexander
Brandy Alexander
He's my Brandy Alexander
Goes down easy
The ever distant band begins to play
It goes down easy
Always get him into trouble
But that's another matter
My addiction to the worst of him
Brandy Alexander
It goes down easy
Brandy Alexander
(Easy)
It goes down easy
(Easy)
Brandy Alexander
Publishers: RONBOY RHYMES INC, UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBL. MGB LTD.
(Easy)
(Easy)
Brandy Alexander
(Easy)
(Easy)
Always get him into trouble
But that's another matter
I'm his Brandy Alexander
Though I know what I love most of him
The low moon helps me sing
On milky skin my tongue is sand until
He's my Brandy Alexander
It goes down easy
Always gets me into trouble
It goes down easy
(Easy)
Brandy Alexander
It goes down easy
I'm walking on needles and pins
I hide that I'm flattered
Though I'd like to be the girl for him
I'm his Brandy Alexander
And cross the sea and land for him
Songwriters: Leslie Feist, Ron Sexsmith
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