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Just A Little Bit More
02:44
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Let's go out/To the park
Walk around 'til it gets dark
As a dare/On a lark
Robbed 'em blind and lived to regret it
(Chorus)
'Cause you/Are just a little too cool
And now I'm losing it too
Hey I'm used to it
I don't care I need just a little bit more
I know time/Cures all ills
Clock says when to take my pills
Think of you and I get chills
Drove 'til dawn and I won't forget it
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
On Earth they left us here without crying
On Earth they left us here and now I'm dying
'Cause I need you more and more
'Cause I need you more and more
Let's go out/To that park
Walk around 'til it gets dark
As a dare/On a lark
You robbed me blind but I don't regret it
(Chorus)
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2. |
Magnetic Love
02:10
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3. |
Comin' Home Again
02:07
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I wept at the side of the road
No spaceship had come to lift my load
My confidence has gone
This road keeps rolling on
And I'm comin' home again
Those pictures I lit with a match
Those memories went up in a flash
No heat to keep me warm
Well friction's part of being born
And comin' home again
(Bridge)
If I'd never seen your face
I would never find this place/On my own
The sun will rise again
Here comes another friend
I end up laughing to myself
Build goodwill/Enjoy good health
(Solo)
I laughed at the side of the road
No spaceship had come to lift my load
My confidence has gone
This road keeps rolling on
And I'm comin' home again
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Chaotic Bride Davis, California
jonny b goode run thru the 21st century digital laser machine, Chaotic Bride is ready to melt ur face and then sing u a lullaby to sleep. riffs like massive rolling boulder will crush u before we soothe ur soul with gentle tunage
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