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Lilys - Connected - A Nanny in Manhattan
Connected
Disc 1
01. Brimful of Asha (Norman Cook remix single version)
02. It's Like That
03. My Star
04. The Ballad of Tom Jones
05. This Is Hardcore
06. Stay
07. Closed for Business
08. Rude Boy Rock
09. Renegade Master '98 (Fatboy Slim Old Skool remix)
10. Smack My Bitch Up
11. Marbles
12. That's Why We Lose Control
13. Tourniquet
14. Never Never
15. I Will Be Your Girlfriend
16. Summertime
17. Nothing Lasts Forever
18. Untouchable
19. It's Great When We're Together
Disc 2
01. Mulder and Scully
02. She Left Me on Friday
03. All Around the World
04. El Presidente
05. It's a Beautiful Thing
06. Local Boy in the Photograph
07. Destiny Calling
08. A Nanny in Manhattan
09. Legend of a Cowgirl
10. Gunman
11. Bentley's Gonna Sort You Out!
12. Step Into My World (Perfecto mix)
13. If You Can't Do It When You're Young, When Can You Do It?
14. Mermaids
15. I'm So Lonely
16. More Then Us
17. James Bond Theme (Moby's Re-version)
18. Digital (Armand Van Helden's dub)
Here I go out the door of my apartment
Before I miss my train
And there's no way that is happening
'Cause my girl you see
Has been doing things without me

So I'm going to see
What's been going on without me
Is my ex a film critic?
And now living as a nanny in Manhattan

Hear this from me
Some folks are telling jokes
About the secrets she writes
About all words for each and every one of those
Songs about people that you know

From the train to the car
And as we drove I kept calling
Leaving cute one liners there on your machine
I'm looking in your window
And there's some guy looking back at me

Please tell me what the hell is happening
Well, your ex, the film critic
Is now living as a nanny in Manhattan

Hear this from me
Some folks are telling jokes
About the things that she wrote
Words for each and every one of those
Songs about people that you know

This is what I mean
So it should sound mean
It's just because you ain't actin' like a friend
Like our last phone call

Forget to chill
You need to know
And don't ever talk to me that way again