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Get On With It
02:49
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All my friends they laugh, they run, they sing.
Dance around in the sun, in the middle of spring.
There's no reason for you to feel sad,
Just realize what you have.
I'm sorry for wanting to be a character
In your favourite memory,
Let's get on with it,
Before you decide to leave.
Collar cuff, we dance for one another
Act out our lives for each other.
But it's really different with friends,
They all know the bad in my head.
I'm sorry for wanting to be a character
In your favourite memory,
Let's get on with it,
Before you decide to leave.
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2. |
Parts Of Town
01:51
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I'm gonna get you,
I'm gonna catch you,
You don't run any faster.
Sweet summer wind, sun kiss my skin,
Scream really loud, jump up and down.
Play your music loud, your friends all around,
I am happy now.
Don't go running in those
Parts of town.
It's where the bad boys
Come to hang around
Oh how the time flies,
Rolling through my life.
Late summer swim, boys kiss my skin,
Scream really loud, jump up and down.
Play your music loud, your friends all around,
I am happy now.
Don't go running in those
Parts of town.
It's where the bad boys
Come to hang around
Don't go looking in those,
Parts of town.
It's where the bad things,
Tend to come about.
Late summer swim, boys kiss my skin,
Scream really loud, jump up and down.
Play your music loud, your friends all around,
I am happy now.
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