Текст песни Feels So Fine - The Punctuation

When the bars are all closing there's a girl in men's clothing outside shaking
She's taking a drag on a cigarette
She brushes off her flannel
As she changes the channel on her state of the art hand-held internet
She's trading in her hours for some nickels and dimes
Tell me how much time has gone
Well it's hard accepting truth when there isn't any proof
And you've been living a lie for so long

But it feels so fine for the first time and it never really did before
And it feels so fine, now aint it a crime
Cuz you know you've got me wanting more
So fine, oh so fine

Now it's a little after 2, strutting Franklin Avenue
Sharing memories of when we were young
That's when she turns to her left and in one breath, bereft
Wonders one day if her someday will come
As we walk over the cracks where the brick street meets the tracks
A lonesome train whistle echoes out for miles
She says sometimes it's overwhelming
Won't you let me hold your hand, make my troubles go away for a while

But it feels so fine for the first time and it never really did before
And it feels so fine, now aint it a crime
Cuz you know you've got me wanting more
Yeah you got me wanting more
So fine, oh so fine

So fine
It feels so fine for the first time and it never really did before
And it feels so fine, now aint it a crime, cuz you know you've got me wanting
Yeah you got me wanting,
It feels so fine for the first time and it never really did before, never really did
And it feels so fine now aint it a crime, cuz you know you got me wanting more
So fine, oh so fine