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On My Way
02:16
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Get Through It
03:46
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Roll and Rock
03:30
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They’ll make you turn around before you get get going. A naked haymaker then a boy starts growing up and blowing up, my God
Falling for his locks she said the “boys straight strollin”. She likes his Jean Jack but she can’t stand roll and rock. That’s rolling in rock, my love
Lately I just get by on a stroke of luck.
Maybe it’s just a curse to join the club.
That’s Roll ‘N Rock (Roll ‘N Rock)
That’s Roll ‘N Rock (Roll ‘N Rock)
That’s rolling in rock( Roll ‘N Rock, baby)
Across the multiverse he lands and drums his steady hands. Lucy’s in the sky. The Diamond’s in his band. Enough, He’s had enough of that stuff.
Crawling on the stage you see the cigarettes are glowing. Ill trade you all a drag for some fine, fine roll and rock. That’s roll and rock my gods. That’s Roll and Rock
Lately I just get by on a stroke of luck.
Maybe it’s just a curse to join the club.
That’s Roll ‘N Rock (Roll ‘N Rock)
That’s Roll ‘N Rock (Roll ‘N Rock)
That’s rolling in rock( Roll ‘N Rock, baby)
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Reruns
03:53
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You say you want to figure it out, but your not the girl I’m thinking about. Baby, we belong in ReRuns.
Moving back to your hometown
You ain’t gonna catch the flu that’s going around. Baby, we belong in re-runs. In Reruns
The local band has lost its kick.
The bar is running out of beer and gin
Maybe, it belongs in re-runs.
Oh man we used to cut a rug,
But I got tired of shaming myself
Baby, we belong in re-runs
The homeless now can figure you out.
They’ll crush your desire; Steal your fire.
Free my soul, it’s better I fade away another day. We belong in Reruns
The homeless now can figure you out.
They’ll crush your desire; Steal your fire.
Free my soul, it’s better I fade away another day. We belong in Reruns
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