I Love Yoga
from Last Stop For The Lonely by Rob From Amersfoort
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No, this is not personal, I know nothing about yoga. This is the antithesis of a song by Wobbiewobbit for the Antithesis challenge. Her song is about not liking yoga.
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project: Fawm 2015
recorded: 2015-02-09
- updated 22-7 new bridge and background vocals -
project: Fawm 2015
recorded: 2015-02-09
lyrics
chakra
mantra
tantra
brahma
I sit in the room
my head up high
I feel so comfortable
connecting with the sky
my instructor
she looks so hot
but I should focus
on connecting with god
I love yoga, yeh!
I love yoga, yeh!
bending my legs
my arms and knees
I feel so relaxed
don't stop please
she smiles at me
when I leave the room
I'll sure will return
soon, very soon
mantra
tantra
brahma
I sit in the room
my head up high
I feel so comfortable
connecting with the sky
my instructor
she looks so hot
but I should focus
on connecting with god
I love yoga, yeh!
I love yoga, yeh!
bending my legs
my arms and knees
I feel so relaxed
don't stop please
she smiles at me
when I leave the room
I'll sure will return
soon, very soon
credits
from Last Stop For The Lonely,
released March 1, 2015
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Rob From Amersfoort Amersfoort, The Netherlands
Post-Retro Indie-Pop
Influences: Beatles, Prince, Fiona Apple, Roxy Music, Elliott Smith, Bowie, Harry Nilsson, Michael Penn, Suzanne Vega, Neil Finn, Wilco, Liz Phair.
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