Foxy Eyes
Cruz Cafuné
Sly Eyes
You tell me: Put one on and it's not something you would say
You're reckless and it's not how you would act
You live in the present and it's not how you would think
I no longer recognize what made you, you
Sly eyes, nose job, you don't look like yourself
You've been here a month and you haven't said a word to your grandma
Something doesn't add up, who's paying for the R8?
You don't talk about your years outside of Santa Cruz
Baby, you change the subject when I ask
You put up shields if I insist
I'm connecting the dots
But it's a secret that only you know
Well
You and everyone who sees you go down the bar, yeah
Baby boo is dedicated to going down the bar
Everyone sees her go down the bar
She climbs up high, looks for the drunkest one
And holds his gaze as she goes down the bar
You say: Screw them and it's not something you would say
Your family knows it's not something you would say
You want to be understood, that's not something you decide
They no longer recognize what made you, you
Cheekbones and lips, wow, you don't look like yourself
Addicted to coke and White Claw, you don't look like yourself
Names of men tattooed, you never talk about the past
What has changed so much that you're not yourself?
Baby, you change the subject when I ask
You put up shields if I insist
I'm connecting the dots
But it's a secret that only you know
Well
You and everyone who sees you go down the bar, yeah
Baby boo is dedicated to going down the bar
Everyone sees her go down the bar
She climbs up high, looks for the drunkest one
And holds his gaze as she goes down the bar
As she goes down the bar
They whistle and throw money
A month cleaning houses
It's lying on the floor
She's not ashamed
I'd rather sweep this, so she doesn't clean up, mama
She thinks to herself
She left the neighborhood
Lying to her grandma
Photos in Switzerland and Greece
It's not the life of a waitress
It's much more lucrative and also sacrificial
She has 10 friends: 9 coworkers and the bar
Girl, how are you? I ran into your grandma the other day
She said you're coming this summer
Check it out, let me know and we'll see each other, we'll hang out a bit
You tell me it's been ages since we last saw each other
We catch up
I don't know how long you're coming for, if it's a lot or a little
But hey, you organize it and let me know, okay?
Big kiss, hope you're doing well