Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
Nerina Pallot
All your sympathy and all your flattery
Won't get me home tonight
All those pretty lies that serve some other kind
Won't set this spark alight
You've a fix for feeling, I've a thing for meaning
That don't come so easily
It's the conversation while I keep you waiting
It's the bit before you see
You got your fingers on my wrist now
Accidentally on purpose
Close enough so I can breathe you
Close enough to make me nervous
Love is hate and love is fire
Fill my head with dumb desire
Turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Creature chemistry, the same old enemy
It gets me every time
It's something small you say, it's something throwaway
It goes around and 'round my mind
It's inescapable, it's more than physical
I'm born again, I'm born again
I'm born again, I'm born again
I feel the rushing of my blood now
Every time that you come closer
I feel the rushing of my blood now
Oh won't you move a little closer?
Love is hate and love is fire
Fill my head with dumb desire
Turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Love is hate and love is mercy
First you kiss and then you curse me
Turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
You got your fingers on my wrist now
Accidentally on purpose
Close enough so I can breathe you
Close enough to make me nervous
Love is hate and love is fire
Fill my head with dumb desire
Turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Love is hate and love is mercy
First you kiss and then you curse me
Turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Love is hate and love is fire
Fill my head with dumb desire
Turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Come on, come on and turn me on again
Turn Me On Again was written by Nerina Pallot.
Turn Me On Again was produced by Bernard Butler.