Darlin'
Frustration it gets me it gets me when it hurts me most
if I rather did the ......it's not easy to see
I've become far, far too long
Accept you from the even again
Then I hope you'll still find a guy you need for your fool
Cus Life is upon you on the road and it's
It's something about the whole thing that doesn't feel
Bent my knees for you, cus I love you
But I don't want you, I need you
I can see all what it mean (now what it means) (now what it feels)
Frustration it gets me when it hurts me most
if I rather did the ......easy to see
And I've become far, far too long
Accept you from the even again
I guess I hope I'm still the kind of guy you need
Cus life upon on the rode these
It's something about the whole thing that doesn't feel
Bent my knees for you, cus I love
I don't want you, I need you
i can see all what I mean
Oh darlin' I bent my knees for you, cus I love you
But I don't want you, I need you
i can see all what it mean (now what it means) (now what it feels)
Paolo Giovanni Nutini (Paisley, January 9, 1984) is a Scottish singer-songwriter and musician. After starting to play guitar at the age of seven, Nutini released his debut album, *These Streets*, in 2006, which reached number one on the UK Albums Chart. His second album, *Sunny Side Up*, was released in 2009 and has sold over a million copies worldwide. Nutini is known for his powerful and soulful voice, catchy melodies, and introspective lyrics that explore themes of love, loss, and everyday life. Among his most famous songs are *New Shoes*, *Jenny*, *Coming Up Easy* and *Iron Sky*. Nutini has won numerous music awards, including the BRIT Award for British Male Solo Artist in 2010.
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