What do you call a female Brooklyn songwriter with a smarmy, witty lyrical edge, a band that plays as if they'd just stepped out of the Brill Building, and a voice that's got the squeaky charm of Gwen Stefani's? Howabout: the next Lily Allen.
“I was the surprise,” says April Smith, the bonus baby her parents won late and whose moxie and dash astounded everyone she met. Today, she remains a welcome bolt: a loose-lipped, cocked-hip gal whose music and mien could buoy the Titanic.
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AmA6 If you dig under my feet Riff you will find things that you don't want to see AmA6 things that i hide deep down inside Riff AmA6 a menagerie of the tragedy i caused and all of my flaws Riff Am and my demons are all that can see A6AmAmA6Am then what would you do if you only knew
Chorus:
AmA6 all of the things that I've done Dm terrible things you would never believe AmA6 things that I've done
Oh how you'll run Dm if you knew a single one AmA6AmA6Am all of the things that I've done
Verse 2:
AmA6 Would my face give me away
but i know it wont Riff cause i don't even feel AmA6 i just reflect what you expect Riff so you don't suspect that AmA6AmA6Am i could be exactly who i am
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Bridge:
Dm I know that I'm inflected Am but who could have predicted DmE that monster that I've become Dm i keep things carefully covered Am so no one will discover Dm that i could be the culprit A6E I'm sorry i cant help it