Cardiac Arrest
Natalie McCool * Track #2 On The Great Unknown
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Album The Great Unknown
Cardiac Arrest Lyrics
Come say it first hand
Don't be a shy man
I'll speak if you can
It's worth the waiting
I'm ticking over I can't believe I'm sober
Think you should know that
Your love is like
A cardiac arrest so I'll wear my brand new dress
Red carpet arteries and champagne capillaries
Can I feel your pulse again?
Your blood is my best friend
And now my oxygen is the b-beat of your heart
The ground is shaking
No I'm not fakin'
I'm holding onto
I know I've got you
It's so thrilling
The feeling that you're giving
So this is living
And your love is like
A cardiac arrest so I'll wear my brand new dress
Red carpet arteries and champagne capillaries
Can I feel your pulse again?
Your blood is my best friend
And now my oxygen is the b-beat of your heart
B-beat of your heart, your love is like
B-beat of your heart
B-beat of your heart, your love is like
B-beat of your heart
Now we're flowing, back to back we're rolling
Got each other knowing
This love is like
I get dizzy whenever you're with me
It's such a feeling
And your love is like
A cardiac arrest so I'll wear my brand new dress
Red carpet arteries and champagne capillaries
Can I feel your pulse again?
Your blood is my best friend
And now my oxygen is the b-beat of your heart
A cardiac arrest so I'll wear my brand new dress
Red carpet arteries and champagne capillaries
Can I feel your pulse again?
Your blood is my best friend
And now my oxygen is the b-beat of your heart
Cardiac Arrest Q&A
Who wrote Cardiac Arrest's ?
Cardiac Arrest was written by Natalie McCool.
When did Natalie McCool release Cardiac Arrest?
Natalie McCool released Cardiac Arrest on Mon Nov 02 2015.
What did Natalie McCool say about "Cardiac Arrest"?
I feel there’s been quite a dramatic shift in where you’re taking the music sonically with the new music. It feels like you’ve embraced freedom almost, the sonics are brighter and the vocals are playful, yet still hold the weight and complexity of your earlier work lyrically and texturally, but espe...