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Every Song On The Radio Reminds Me Of You lyrics by Brian Bilston, The Catenary Wires

Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
Hang the DJs, I know this much is true
I’m all shook up and
I don’t know what to do
Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
Every Song on the radio reminds me of you

When a song comes on the radio its always about you
The evening you let the dogs out
That altercation you had with the sheriff
When things really got out of hand
Those stupid bloody Tuesdays when you’d sit on a corn flake
In your corporation t-shirt
And wait for the van to come
Sometimes, it feels like I’m listening
To a copy of your strange
And wide ranging CV
Waitress in a cocktail bar
Private dancer
Lineman for the county
Boxer
All those 9-5 jobs when each day
You would take the morning train
And then take another
Home again

Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
Hang the DJs, I know this much is true
I’m all shook up and
I don’t know what to do
Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
Every Song on the radio reminds me of you

And the memories
Meeting at Waterloo station
Drinking Sangria in the park
The party with the special atmosphere
That time you missed my birthday
Because you were sat in a tin can high above the world
Me, falling down at your door
Having walked a thousand miles
Is it any wonder I can’t
Get you out of my head
When every song on the radio
Reminds me of you?
It’s been seven hours
And fifteen days
Since you left
You and your beautiful
Big bright
Sexy gypsy
Cotton green
Brown ocean
Baby blue
Bette Davis
Eyes

Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
Hang the DJs, I know this much is true
I’m all shook up and
I don’t know what to do

Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
I’m all shook up and
I don’t know what to do

Every Song on the radio reminds me of you
Hang the DJs, I know this much is true
I’m all shook up and
I don’t know what to do
Since you’ve been gone
I’ve been tangled up in blues

Every Song on the radio reminds me of you