Room on the third floor
Not what we asked for
I'm not tired enough to sleep
One bed is broken
Next room is smokin
Air conditioning's stuck on heat
Outside it's raining
Hear the guests upstairs complaining
'Bout the room that's got their TV too loud
I guess at times like these remind me
That I've got to keep my feet on the ground
Wake up early
Round seven thirty
Housekeeping knocking on my door
Do not disturb' sign
The back of her mind
I must have left it on the floor yeah
My eyes are hurting
With the cheap nylon curtains
Let's the sunlight creep in through from the ground
Coz at times like these remind me
That I've got to keep my feet on the ground
Na na na na na na na naaaaaaa x2
I guess at times like these remind me
I guess at times like these remind me
I guess at times like these remind me
That I've got to keep my feet on the ground
Na na na na na na na naaaaaaa x2
No nooo
I guess at times like these remind me (at times like these remind me)
I guess at times like these remind me (at times like these remind me)
I guess at times like these remind me
That I've got to keep my feet on the ground
McFly is a British pop rock band formed in London in 2003. The band consists of Tom Fletcher (lead vocals, guitar), Danny Jones (lead vocals, guitar), Dougie Poynter (bass) and Harry Judd (drums). McFly are known for their energetic pop-rock sound and catchy songs that have won over a large audience of young fans. Among their most famous hits are "Five Colours in Her Hair", "Room on the 3rd Floor" and "Obviously". The band has released six studio albums, achieving numerous gold and platinum records in the United Kingdom. McFly are considered one of the most influential British pop bands of the 2000s.
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