Honey Peeps
All · Live Plus One [2001]
Staring At Me Through The Window I Knew It Was You
That's How We First Met I Was Watching You Undress
I Winked At You And You Threw A Shoe Called The Police
Honey Please Don't Do This To Me I Wanna Ask You
Out For Saturday Night If You Bail Me Out I Know We
Can Work It Out I Picked You Cause I Knew That It Felt
Right You Dropped The Charges Then You Drove Me Home
That's When I Knew We Were Alone I Did My Best To Thank
You Gave Me Your Name And Number And Said We Have A
Date To Pick You Up And Don't Be Late Angeline 264-5783
The Big House On The Corner That Looks Like A Tangerine
Great Big Windows Easy To See In I Took My Chance And
Moved In I Turned On All My Charm I Put My Arms Around
You Explained The Way I Met You How I Never Meant To
Hurt You But I Couldn't Turn Down My First Date Since
I Moved To Town Said You Shouldn't Be Staring At Me
Like That We Went Out For A Year One Day Her Smile
Turned To Tears Said We Can't Go On I've Met Somebody
New The Same Way I Met You Yeah And He Nailed Me With
His Charm Honey Please Don't Do This To Me Stick Around
I Think That We Can Work It Out I Still Look In Your
Window When I Pass Your House Maybe What We Had Was
Never Meant To Last Maybe What We Had Was Never Meant
To Last I Still Look In Your Window When I Pass Your House
Honey Peeps
Honey Peeps stands as a vibrant song in the discography of All, a British group known for their energetic approach to pop and rock. Released on the 2001 album Live Plus One, the track captures the band's dynamic live performance style, distinguishing itself within their catalogue of recordings. The song reflects the group's ability to blend catchy melodies with spirited instrumentation, a hallmark of their work during this era. While All has produced various tracks ranging from early nineties releases to later compilations, this recording remains a notable example of their musical evolution. The piece contributes to the broader understanding of their sound, showcasing the energy and production values that defined their output in the early twenty-first century. Fans of the genre will appreciate the track's engagement with the lively atmosphere typical of the band's live sets.