Top Songs By The Rhythm Method
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Rhythm Method
Performer
Joey Bradbury
Vocals
Rowan Martin
Keyboards
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Joey Bradbury
Songwriter
Rowan Martin
Songwriter
Lyrics
Struck it up boys
Come and see me and you'll never be lonely
Radio Jackie, Radcliffe and Maconie
Look, take your shoes off, clean bonces only
I could be your new best friend (best friend)
General wax, fade and chop
Got a repertoire like Sweeney Todd
You're Princess Di, I'll be your rock
With something for the weekend
Come on summer girls (summer girl)
Do your worst now
Find a sweet spot in my heart
Hit me where it hurts now (make it hurt)
No one ever looked so good
Never thought that I could hurt (Just a little taste of love)
And then you're mine (Just a little taste of love)
Is it in your eyes? (Just a little taste of love)
You can take your time
Something for the weekend
Saturday night at the movies (saturday night)
Black, white, 3-D, it's the same to me
Won't cost much, take your own food in
You could have a new girlfriend
Caught price bank holiday special
I like to be quite conversational
Just wish I knew more about football
With something for the weekend (weekend)
Come on happy days (happy days)
Know what you mean to me
This childhood renaissance
This teenage fantasy
No one ever looked so good
Never though that I could hurt (Just a little taste of love)
And then you're mine (Just a little taste of love)
Is it in your eyes? (Just a little taste of love)
You can take your time
Something for the weekend
Just a little tidy up, just a little off the sides
(What you want boy?)
Just a little round the ears, just a moment, close your eyes
(What you need boy?)
Just a little something for the weekend, not your life
(What you want?)
It's a haircut, not a disguise
With just a little taste of love
And then you're mine (Just a little taste of love)
Is it in your eyes? (Just a little taste of love)
You can take your time
With something for the weekend
The weekend, the weekend
Something for the weekend
Writer(s): Joseph Simeon Bradbury, Rowan Alexander Martin
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