Songwriter: Charli XCX

Producer: Patrik Berger

[Verse]
I'm so bored of starting fights
Just wanna buy a house and live in the countryside
I'm so over getting high
But trouble always comes to me and I don't know why
It has always been the same
Since I was 14, I was bad, yeah, I lost my way
Nah, I don't wanna play no games
Pass me the dice, let me roll, it comes so naturally

[Chorus]
Baby, mow that lawn
It really turns me on
Got no mobile phones
Beause the signal's gone
Baby, mow that lawn, uh
It really turns me on, uh
Got no mobile phones
Because the signal's gone

[Verse]
I'm so bored of starting fights
Just wanna buy a house and live in the countryside
I'm so over getting high
But trouble always comes to me and I don't know why
It has always been the same
Since I was 14, I was bad, yeah, I lost my way
Nah, I don't wanna play no games
Pass me the dice, let me roll, it comes so naturally

[Chorus]
Baby, mow that lawn
It really turns me on
Got no mobile phones
'Cause the signals gone
Baby, mow that lawn, uh
It really turns me on, uh
Got no mobile phones
'Cause the signals gone

Charli XCX

Charlotte Emma Aitchison (born 2 August 1992), known professionally as Charli XCX, is an English singer-songwriter known for her eclectic style. She began making music at fourteen, and her debut release was a 2008 limited-edition album aptly titled 14.

By 2010, Charli signed to Atlantic Records, and released her debut single “Stay Away” in May 2011. She released her “real” debut album, True Romance, in 2013. The record met critical acclaim but failed to attain much commercial success. Charli’s true breakthrough came with the release of hit collaborations like Iggy Azalea’s “Fancy” and Icona Pop’s “I Love It.”

In April 2014, Charli found solo success with “Boom Clap,” which was featured on the soundtrack of The Fault in Our Stars. It’s now certified triple platinum in the United States and gold in her native United Kingdom. Her sophomore album, Sucker, was a pop-punk oriented effort and enjoyed more success than her debut. “Break The Rules,” “Doing It” (featuring Rita Ora), and “Famous” all performed well on the UK singles chart.

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