Waking Up
Elastica
I'd work very hard but I'm lazy I can't take the pressure and it's starting to show In my heart you know that it pains me A life of leisure is no life you know Waking up and getting up has never been easy, Oh oh, I think you should know. Waking up and getting up has never been easy, Oh, oh, I think you should know. Oh, oh, I think you should go. Make a cup of tea, and put a record on. I'd work very hard but I'm lazy I've got a lot of songs but they're all in my head. I'll get a guitar and a lover who pays me If I can't be a star I won't get out of bed. Waking up and getting up has never been easy, Oh, oh, I think you should know. Waking up and getting up has never been easy, Oh, oh, I think you should know. Oh, oh, I think you should go. Make a cup of tea, and put a record on. Waking up and getting up has never been easy, Oh, oh, I think you should know. Waking up and getting up has never been easy, Oh, oh, I think you should know. Oh, oh, I think you should go. Make a cup of tea, and put a record on.1990s 90s alterindieLove alternative Alternative Punk alternative rock anilar boz88 breakfast Brit-pop british britpop childhood memories cup of tea dancefloor Elastica electric guitar england feel good female female singers female vocal female vocalists female vocals heard on last-fm high school nostalgia if my life had a soundtrack indie indie rock interesting london Moderate morning myipodtop250 MyTop50Artists new wave new wave of new wave new wave of the new wave nwonw play pop pop slash rock poppy post-punk q magazine - 1001 greatest tun reminds me of high school rock sexy So 90s South East sunshine hey hey hey top song radio tseuq rock tseuqone UK
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