| Song | Need Your Needs |
| Artist | Georgie James |
| Album | Places |
| 作曲 : Burhenn, Davis | |
| Oh, i thought i saw you right where we were walking | |
| Back in my evil days | |
| Oh, my god, you're talking right where we were walking | |
| Back in my evil days | |
| Go look through the window if you're wondering why i've been low | |
| I don't miss my evil days | |
| But when i see you walking, i can hear us talking | |
| Back in the evil days | |
| What you say doesn't mean a thing to me anymore | |
| What you do doesn't mean a thing to me anymore | |
| The color of your hair, it almost gets you there | |
| But it's too coarse to call it fine | |
| So you cut it off and gave it to your boyfriend | |
| Then you had to borrow mine | |
| Let's take to the sirens with a tire iron | |
| Silence the offending choir | |
| But when i hear you talking, i'm so glad i'm walking | |
| Into a quiet fire | |
| What you say doesn't mean a thing to me anymore | |
| What you do doesn't mean a thing to me anymore | |
| You need your needs to get along |
| zuò qǔ : Burhenn, Davis | |
| Oh, i thought i saw you right where we were walking | |
| Back in my evil days | |
| Oh, my god, you' re talking right where we were walking | |
| Back in my evil days | |
| Go look through the window if you' re wondering why i' ve been low | |
| I don' t miss my evil days | |
| But when i see you walking, i can hear us talking | |
| Back in the evil days | |
| What you say doesn' t mean a thing to me anymore | |
| What you do doesn' t mean a thing to me anymore | |
| The color of your hair, it almost gets you there | |
| But it' s too coarse to call it fine | |
| So you cut it off and gave it to your boyfriend | |
| Then you had to borrow mine | |
| Let' s take to the sirens with a tire iron | |
| Silence the offending choir | |
| But when i hear you talking, i' m so glad i' m walking | |
| Into a quiet fire | |
| What you say doesn' t mean a thing to me anymore | |
| What you do doesn' t mean a thing to me anymore | |
| You need your needs to get along |