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Ivory Tower

from Bourbon Street by Malaya Blue

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Driving Blues

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IVORY TOWER


Yeah eh eh

It was the age old tale of boy meets girl
But soon you left me for another world
When the going got tougher, it was time to split
You don’t wanna know how the other half live
No no

In the Ivory Tower
You think you’ve got the power
But I still believe
Sooner or later you’ll be in the rough with me

Woah oh oh oh

I see you’re locked away from all the sin
Rose coloured glasses hiding everything
And your penthouse is shelter from heavy storms
Behind the shutters with the curtains drawn yeah yeah

In the Ivory Tower
You think you’ve got the power
But It’s plain to see
Sooner or later you’ll be in the rough with me ……..oh oh yeah
Sooner or later you’ll come running back to me

Climbing down from the top
Feel the dirt in your hands
And the journey won’t stop
Until we’ve reached the wasteland

In the Ivory Tower
You think you’ve got the power
But I still believe
Sooner or later you’ll come running back to me
In the Ivory Tower
You think you hold the power
But It’s plain to see
Sooner or later you’ll be in the rough with me

Oh yeah
Just wait and see
Woah oh oh oh

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from Bourbon Street, released February 17, 2015
M Ashforth
A Littlewood

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