1. |
Alright
04:07
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Out of sight out of mind
And it's alright
Still running out of time
We're up all night
My friends they come then they go
They unwind
You know they come then they go
And it's alright
You know I question myself
I never pardon myself again
You know I question myself
You know I'm gonna have to say it again
Alright
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2. |
On & Off
02:42
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On again and off again
Maybe we should get some rest before the weekend begins
I would support it again
Calling in and sleeping in
Maybe we should get away and then we'll do it again
Yes we can do it again
In the bed we're sinking in
Maybe we should take a minute just to see how you've been
What did you call it again?
Flying through the air again
Maybe we should move away so it can really begin
Yes it can really begin
But we're falling in a hole again
Maybe we should move away before we lose all our friends
So they can see how it ends
Driving in your car again
From the window when you wave I know I'll see you again
You know I'll see you again
So we can see how it ends
So we can do it again
Yes we can see how it ends
So we can do it again
Yes we can do it again
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Twïnn Detroit, Michigan
And the end of all our exploring. Will be to arrive where we started. And know the place for the first time.
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