When was the song “Kix” released by The Real Tuesday Weld?

The song Kix was released in 2007, on the album “The London Book of the Dead”.

Who composed the song “Kix” by The Real Tuesday Weld?

The song “Kix” by The Real Tuesday Weld was composed by Cole Porter, Stephen Coates.

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Kix

Cole Porter, Stephen Coates

I don't get my kicks out of you,
I don't feel the way I used to do.

I know it's bad,
After what we had,
But I'm just not the angel you knew.

I don't get my kicks out of you,
I don't get my kicks out of you,
You're just to good to be true,
The booze and pills, the cheapest thrills,
They mean more to me now than you do,
I don't get my kicks out of you.

(I don't get my kicks, I don't get my kicks,
I don't get my kicks out of you,
I don't get my kicks out of you.)

I don't get my kicks out of you,
You gave me wings, so I flew,
You used to be a god to me,
But god help me, What could I do?

I don't get my kicks,
I don't get my kicks,
I don't get my kicks out of you.

(I don't get my kicks, I don't get my kicks, I don't get my
Kicks out of you,
I just don't get my kicks... Out of you.)

Trivia about the song Kix by The Real Tuesday Weld

When was the song “Kix” released by The Real Tuesday Weld?: The song Kix was released in 2007, on the album “The London Book of the Dead”.
Who composed the song “Kix” by The Real Tuesday Weld?: The song “Kix” by The Real Tuesday Weld was composed by Cole Porter, Stephen Coates.