Name: My Biology [Live Acoustic]
Duration: P00H04M06S
Description: Recorded live at The Square

My Biology [Live Acoustic]

from Live @ The Square by Hadleigh Ford

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I've been told that my heart is just a muscle
How come mine gets broken and never torn?
I've been told that my hands are just for feeling.
How come I can feel you in my heart

I think that I've been wired wrong
I've all these parts that just won't do their job
I must keep trying keep on learning
Till I find the way to fix my heart

I'm waiting for you to start
To come and be the scaffold that is holding up my heart

Now I've learned that my skin is for protection
Mine keeps getting burned by all your love
Someone said that you brain can give direction
My feet always lead me to your door

Now I've learned that I'm to multiply
My only aim is passing genes before I die
But I don't care if I'm the last in line
If I could waste my genes with you
It would make all my dreams come true

Before I fly away

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from Live @ The Square, released November 23, 2011
Hadleigh Ford - Vocals and guitar

Recorded by Andrew Dutton and Sophie Reynolds

Recordings compiled and mastered by Hadleigh Ford

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Hadleigh Ford London, UK

I write songs, play guitar and sing.
Sometimes I play the fool.

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