Back to Top

The Kooks - Brooklyn Lyrics



The Kooks - Brooklyn Lyrics




Nobody sees my disease,
Nobody sees my disease,
Sat on a lonely chair,
Sat on a lonely chair,

Nobody sees my disease,
I'm happier when I'm on my knees.
She's still living in Brooklyn
She's still living in Brooklyn.

Nobody sees my pain,
Nobody sees my pain.
Sat in a lonely room,
Sat in a lonely room.

Nobody sees my pain,
People come they don't care.
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn.

Nobody sees my disease.

Nobody sees my disease,
Nobody sees my disease.
Struck on a lonely chair,
People they come they don't care.

Nobody sees my disease,
Happier when I'm on my knees, love.
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn

She'll never see my disease.
[ Correct these Lyrics ]

We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.


We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.




Nobody sees my disease,
Nobody sees my disease,
Sat on a lonely chair,
Sat on a lonely chair,

Nobody sees my disease,
I'm happier when I'm on my knees.
She's still living in Brooklyn
She's still living in Brooklyn.

Nobody sees my pain,
Nobody sees my pain.
Sat in a lonely room,
Sat in a lonely room.

Nobody sees my pain,
People come they don't care.
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn.

Nobody sees my disease.

Nobody sees my disease,
Nobody sees my disease.
Struck on a lonely chair,
People they come they don't care.

Nobody sees my disease,
Happier when I'm on my knees, love.
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn
She still lives in Brooklyn

She'll never see my disease.
[ Correct these Lyrics ]
Writer: LUKE PRITCHARD
Copyright: Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, BMG Rights Management

Back to: The Kooks



The Kooks - Brooklyn Video
(Show video at the top of the page)


Performed By: The Kooks
Written by: LUKE PRITCHARD

Tags:
No tags yet