The ninth track off TV Girl’s French Exit, “Lovers Rock” is a love ballad named after the reggae sub-genre Lovers Rock, common in the ‘70s and '80s, which was noted for its romantic sound and content.

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[Verse 1: Brad Petering]

Are you sick of me?

Would you like to be?

I'm tryin' to tell you somethin'

Somethin' that I already said

You like a pretty boy

With a pretty voice

Who is tryin' to sell you somethin'

Somethin' that you already have

[Chorus: Brad Petering, Brad Petering & Faith Harding]

But if you're too drunk to drive, and the music is right

She might let you stay, but just for the night

And if she grabs for your hand, and drags you along

She might want a kiss before the end of the song

Because love can burn like a cigarette

And leave you with nothin'

And leave you with nothin'

[Verse 2: Brad Petering]

While the others talked

We were listenin' to Lover's Rock

In her bedroom

In her bedroom

And if you start to kiss

And the record skips

Flip it over

And sit a little closer

[Chorus: Brad Petering, Brad Petering & Faith Harding]

But if you're too drunk to drive, and the music is right

She might let you stay, but just for the night

And if she grabs for your hand, and drags you along

She might want a kiss before the end of the song

Because love can burn like a cigarette

And leave you with nothin'

And leave you with nothin'

[Dialogue: Lafitte & Constance]

Now, how many men have you kissed?

Very few

But you offered me a kiss. Why?

Such a foolish reason, I'm afraid. I just wanted to kiss you

[Bridge: Brad Petering]

Du-du, du-du-du-du, du-du

Du-du, du-du-du-du, du-du

Du-du, du-du-du-du, du-du

Du-du, du-du-du-du, du-du

[Outro: Brad Petering, Faith Harding, Brad Petering & Faith Harding]

Because love can burn like a cigarette (Du-du, du-du-du-du, du-du)

(Du-du, du-du-du-du, du-du)

And leave you with nothin' (Du-du, du-du-du-du, du-du)

And leave you with nothin' (Du)