[{"id":17950322,"name":"Leather Jacket (Jack Novak & Stravy Remix/Extended Version)","trackName":"Leather Jacket (Jack Novak & Stravy Remix/Extended Version)","artistName":"Arkells","albumName":"Leather Jacket (Jack Novak & Stravy Remix)","duration":294.4,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Hundreds of stories before I showed up\nThey'd tell them to me and pull photos up\nThey're all connected like a pair of handcuffs\nNo one seemed effected that everyone had fucked\nBut there was a softness, some kind of understanding\nThose 2am decisions are always shaking landings\nNo one ever knew what could be demanded\nMaybe it's the cards, the cards she was handed\nYou called me up from a pay phone\nI said hang tight, I can drive you home\nI pulled on up and with a southern accent\nI offered you my dad's leather jacket\n\nI met her at a party, she'd come straight from work\nComplained that the regular were all a bunch of jerks\nShe always looked tired but she dazzled as a 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you\"\n\nYou call me up from a pay phone\nI said, \"Hang tight, I can drive you home\"\nI pulled on up and with a Southern accent\nI offered you my Dad's leather jacket\n\nWhen times were tough, in the worst years\nWe never knew how to interfere\nAnd now you're back, and just unpacking\nThose bruised-up takers, you keep attracting\n\nYou call me up from a pay phone (ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh)\nYou call me up from a pay phone (ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh)\nYou call me up from a pay phone (ooh-ooh, ooh, ooh)\nYou call me up from a pay phone\nAnd I said, \"Who the fuck uses a pay phone?\"","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.29] Hey!\n[00:15.13] Hundreds of stories, before I showed up\n[00:18.98] And they tell them to me, and pull photos up\n[00:22.51] And there, I'm connected, like a pair of handcuffs\n[00:26.26] No one seemed affected, that everyone is fucked\n[00:30.05] But there was a softness, a kind of understanding (understanding)\n[00:33.96] Those 2 a.m. decisions, always shaky landings\n[00:37.72] And no one 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saying\n[02:35.88] \"I'll be up waiting for you\"\n[02:46.14] You called me up from a pay phone\n[02:49.92] I said hang tight, I can drive you home\n[02:53.73] I pulled on up and with a southern accent\n[02:57.44] I offered you my dad's leather jacket\n[03:01.14] When times were tough in the worst years\n[03:04.92] We never knew how to interfere\n[03:08.67] And now you're back and just unpacking\n[03:12.37] Those bruised up takers you keep attracting\n[03:16.15] You called me up from a pay phone\n[03:20.60] Ooh\n[03:23.65] You called me up from a pay phone\n[03:28.12] Ooh\n[03:31.14] You called me up from a pay phone\n[03:35.62] Ooh\n[03:38.62] You called me up from a pay phone\n[03:41.92] And I said, who the fuck uses a payphone?","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Leather Jacket\n  artist: Arkells\n  album: High Noon (Deluxe)\n  duration_ms: 236000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Hey\n  start_ms: 7430\n  end_ms: 15210\n- text: A hundreds of stories before I 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