Research - She's Not Leaving album mp3

Move away from the door son, she's not leaving She's not going anywhere She's not screwing him, she's too tired You heard the gunshots before it was fired You heard the taxi in the driveway at 4 in the morning As you lie awake, you see the bags under her eyes Now, what does she get from telling lies?

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Move away from the door son, she's not leaving She's not going anywhere She's not screwing him, she's too tired You heard the gunshots before it was fired You heard the taxi in the driveway at 4 in the morning As you lie awake, you see the bags under her eyes Now, what does she get from telling lies?

Move away from the door son, she's not leaving She's not going anywhere She's not screwing him, she's too tired. You heard the gunshots before it was fired You heard the taxi in the driveway at 4 in the morning As you lie awake, you see the bags under her eyes Now, what does she get from telling lies? Here's some money, here's some tobacco Can we forget this ever happened?

Move away from the door son, she's not leaving She's not going anywhere She's not screwing him, she's too tired You heard the gunshots before it was fired You heard the taxi in the driveway at 4 in the morning As you lie awake, you see the bags under her eyes Now, what does she get from telling lies?

She's Leaving Home" is a Lennon–McCartney song, released in 1967 on the Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Paul McCartney wrote and sang the verse and John Lennon wrote the chorus, which they sang together. Neither George Harrison nor Ringo Starr was involved in the recording.

She's Not Leaving Lyrics. Move away from the door son, she's not leavingShe's not going anywhere She's not screwing him, she's too tired You heard the gunshots before it was fired You heard the taxi in the driveway at 4 in the morning As you lie awake, you see the bags under her eyes Now, what does she get from telling lies? Here's some money, here's some tobacco Can we forget this ever happened?