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Let's Dance!
03:11
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Let's go down to the hot new spot
You look so nice, you got my stomach in knots
Don't dress nice, it's not that kind of thing
Be my queen and I'll be your king
I'll pick you up, it will be around eight
It's gonna be a blast, ya know I cant wait
Line up super early, just to stand around
Have a good time, yeah I'll kill your frown
Do you mind? If I dance with you tonight
Hold my hand, so I know its right
Do your thing and I'll do mine
Woahhhh ohhhhh ohhhhh
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2. |
The One
02:24
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3. |
Best Coast
02:12
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Not Gonna Let You Go
03:23
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In The Sky
03:10
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Suddenly...
I feel like I'm okay, everything's alright
I know that you're by me
But time keeps moving on and on and on
I'm too entertained, flown far far away
Do you feel the same tonight?
My brain's really fried, I think I'm gonna die
Am I in the sky tonight?
Suddenly, make me happy
I'm feeling lazy, you're fucking crazy
Everything is spinning, everything around me
Am I in my bedroom? I think I might be gone soon
Flashing lights is all I see, I don't want it close to me
Take away my anxiety tonight
I cant fall asleep, I'll have scary dreams
Everything is getting to me tonight
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Heroes Of Charlotte Detroit, Michigan
Rock trio from the downriver area of Michigan. Our interests include pizza, disco dancing, and long walks on the beach.
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