I must've stumble out of the plane
'Cause I free-fell all year
My shoot is blooming out like spring
And I'm nowhere now, but here

But I've seen your long hair come down
It turned my head inside out
And I want you, I want you
I still do

Your wrists were bound in my hands
While I wash around my naked feet
Your blue jeans over in the sand
We were wrestling up in the blanket sheets

But I've seen your long hair come down
(Seen your long hair come down)
Turned my head inside out
(Turned my head inside out)

And I want you, I want you
I still do
I still, I still do

I've seen your long hair come down
And turned my head inside out
But I've seen your long hair come down
Turned my head inside out



Lyrics submitted by AlexSyrup

Track duration: 03:15


Quesadilla song meanings
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    General Comment:it is should be " we were wrestling in our picnic blanket sheet"....
    it's sounds better for me...
    Flag KresnaRon January 20, 2013   Link
  • +1
    Song Meaning:For me, it should be "my 'chute (like short for parachute) is blooming now like spring since he "must've stumble out of the plane"

    This song reminds me of a summer love that happened a year back and the guy still wants the girl. He's saying she's got him giddy all year since summer. Then, I think, a year later, they meet up in the same place the next summer, with the guy still wanting the girl.
    Flag clariceandhersongson October 20, 2012   Link
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    General Comment:I think the lyrics are:
    My shoot is blooming out like spring
    Flag katiecat18on May 30, 2012   Link
  • +2
    General Comment:All I know is, this song isn't about quesadillas. But it's so gooooood! Maybe that's the connection, this song is amazing, quesadillas are amazing.....? :P
    Flag Jasminnyon April 01, 2012   Link

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