1. |
Turn It Up
03:06
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turn it up, I'm in love with you
turn it up, I'm on fire
take my hand, now there's nothing we can do
either way, I'm on fire
turn it up now there's no one here
turn it up for me
give me bleeding romantic dreams
where the sun can't devour me
sure I'm dumb and my hairs too long
either way, I'm on fire
turn it up now there's no one here
turn it up for me
on and on there's a cold wind blowing
sending my chills
time again you lose yourself
I know you're bound to win
turn it up now there's no one here
turn it up for me
turn it up now there's no one here
turn it up for me
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2. |
Happy Again
01:52
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drive over town
drive me around
from new York to the coast and LA
nothing has changed
nothings the same
and I will never be happy again
so take me away
'cause I don't wanna stay
in this house with unlocked doors
I tore out the seams
threw away the key and I will never be happy again
but the look in your eyes says sorry
from places it doesn't show
should I take the advice they told me
let it go
so drive over town
drive me around
smoke a cigarette and do what you need
turn off the tv
and go to sleep
and I will never be happy again
I'll never be happy again
I'll never be happy again
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