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A Letter

from Pamela Sue Mann by Pamela Sue Mann

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Took a walk down Main Street
It was getting dark
I couldn’t see your face
You held me like a pencil
That had no point
I said
You’re no no no
No good for me
I could be your buddy
But keep those eyes away from me
Cuz when you look at me like that
My cerebrum flies away
You speak to me like
A shiny magazine
And you’re no no no good for me
Well if I were
A letter
You’d be
My favourite number
And If I could forget you
I would
Cause you’re no good for me
I won’t indulge you
Vanity insecurity
I’ve grown up this past week
Change is like a chalkboard
Caught in the rain
And you’re No no no no good for me
Well if I were
A letter
You’d be
My favourite number
And If I could forget you
I would
Cause you’re no good for me
Still the same old story
Are we ever gonna change
Or are we just no good
Well if I were
A letter
You’d be
My favourite number
And If I could forget you
I would
Cause you’re no good for me
Well if I were
A letter
You’d be
My favourite number
And If I could forget you
I would
Cause you’re no
Cause You’re no good for me
You’re no good for me

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from Pamela Sue Mann, released May 10, 1999

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Pamela Sue Mann New York, New York

An accomplished artist, Pamela forged her signature ethereal art-pop style with her self-titled album in 1999. She has since worked with the likes of Suzanne Vega, Gerry Leonard, and David Carbonara. Her recent collaborations with pop music icon Donna Lewis and internationally-recognized composer, producer David Baron (Michael Jackson, Bat For Lashes) are now available here. ... more

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