| Song | A Bit Of You |
| Artist | Rufus Wainwright |
| Album | 4 chansons inédites |
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| Rufus Wainwright | |
| Miscellaneous | |
| A Bit Of You | |
| A bit of you the only drug I must abuse | |
| A bit of you is the only substance I cannot refuse | |
| When I walk on Spring | |
| Beneath the stench a bit of you is all I smell | |
| Upon the shelves a bit of you I ask "they sell?" | |
| When I walk on Spring | |
| Cause there ain't no style | |
| No there ain't no style | |
| Cause there ain't no style | |
| And in fact there is just one other problem | |
| You live up in Harlem | |
| Of course I had no knowledge of this at the time | |
| That came après July on the Upper West Side | |
| Waiting for the fall | |
| When from the Battery on up to your front door | |
| From mother ship the rocket launching twister whores | |
| Would blow up it all | |
| Cause there ain't no style... | |
| And in fact there is just one other problem | |
| I would have spared Harlem | |
| Affections sent, straight to Chekov, say you need me | |
| Don't you need me, wait I thought we're on Broadway | |
| No, my daddy said so: "still outside of Moscow" | |
| And so the days creep up to my big final show | |
| And not a word from you, an hour I must blow | |
| So I walk and see | |
| Upon the streets a faded island, press on eyes | |
| A big old pool of you's, zillions I realize | |
| And just one of me | |
| Cause there ain't no style... | |
| You've infected Harlem | |
| Guess I won't be waiting several hours | |
| Before nightfall for that A train, | |
| just the hiss of the dumes band play. |
| Rufus Wainwright | |
| Miscellaneous | |
| A Bit Of You | |
| A bit of you the only drug I must abuse | |
| A bit of you is the only substance I cannot refuse | |
| When I walk on Spring | |
| Beneath the stench a bit of you is all I smell | |
| Upon the shelves a bit of you I ask " they sell?" | |
| When I walk on Spring | |
| Cause there ain' t no style | |
| No there ain' t no style | |
| Cause there ain' t no style | |
| And in fact there is just one other problem | |
| You live up in Harlem | |
| Of course I had no knowledge of this at the time | |
| That came apre s July on the Upper West Side | |
| Waiting for the fall | |
| When from the Battery on up to your front door | |
| From mother ship the rocket launching twister whores | |
| Would blow up it all | |
| Cause there ain' t no style... | |
| And in fact there is just one other problem | |
| I would have spared Harlem | |
| Affections sent, straight to Chekov, say you need me | |
| Don' t you need me, wait I thought we' re on Broadway | |
| No, my daddy said so: " still outside of Moscow" | |
| And so the days creep up to my big final show | |
| And not a word from you, an hour I must blow | |
| So I walk and see | |
| Upon the streets a faded island, press on eyes | |
| A big old pool of you' s, zillions I realize | |
| And just one of me | |
| Cause there ain' t no style... | |
| You' ve infected Harlem | |
| Guess I won' t be waiting several hours | |
| Before nightfall for that A train, | |
| just the hiss of the dumes band play. |
| Rufus Wainwright | |
| Miscellaneous | |
| A Bit Of You | |
| A bit of you the only drug I must abuse | |
| A bit of you is the only substance I cannot refuse | |
| When I walk on Spring | |
| Beneath the stench a bit of you is all I smell | |
| Upon the shelves a bit of you I ask " they sell?" | |
| When I walk on Spring | |
| Cause there ain' t no style | |
| No there ain' t no style | |
| Cause there ain' t no style | |
| And in fact there is just one other problem | |
| You live up in Harlem | |
| Of course I had no knowledge of this at the time | |
| That came aprè s July on the Upper West Side | |
| Waiting for the fall | |
| When from the Battery on up to your front door | |
| From mother ship the rocket launching twister whores | |
| Would blow up it all | |
| Cause there ain' t no style... | |
| And in fact there is just one other problem | |
| I would have spared Harlem | |
| Affections sent, straight to Chekov, say you need me | |
| Don' t you need me, wait I thought we' re on Broadway | |
| No, my daddy said so: " still outside of Moscow" | |
| And so the days creep up to my big final show | |
| And not a word from you, an hour I must blow | |
| So I walk and see | |
| Upon the streets a faded island, press on eyes | |
| A big old pool of you' s, zillions I realize | |
| And just one of me | |
| Cause there ain' t no style... | |
| You' ve infected Harlem | |
| Guess I won' t be waiting several hours | |
| Before nightfall for that A train, | |
| just the hiss of the dumes band play. |