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Don't Get Too Excited
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They say your looks can kill, I guess they're damn right
The opossite of a freak that's lurking in the night
'Cause you're a hot flashy mama,shining so bright
Makes me forget all the drama and start a brand new life
And everytime it's the same,the girl she wants me to play
And I've got nothing to say except for "Don't Get Too Excited"
Don't go and blow it like you do every single time
Don't go and feed the flame that's burning deep inside
Smiles like an angel but she's the devil in disguise
Don't Get Too Excited
So tonight we're supposed to go out and date
It's Almost half-past ten and you are being late
Should I go get back home or should I stay here and wait
Will I be acting selfish once I start complaining
And everytime it's the same,the girl she wants me to play
And I've got nothing to say except for "Don't Get Too Excited"
Don't go and blow it like you do every single time
Don't go and feed the flame that's burning deep inside
Smiles like an angel but she's the devil in disguise
Don't Get Too Excited
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Frankie Thessaloniki, Greece
Starting as a solo artist in 2012, Frankie started writing music and released his first self-titled demo "FRANKIE" along
with the music video of "Bourbon & Wine". Later on he would form a dynamic trio
with NonSap (drums) and Plato (bass) naming the band Frankie. Having already released their first music video from the E.P. "Love Affairs & Superstitions" they're getting ready for their 2nd single.
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