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$5 Cover
03:33
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You know where you’re going when you step on out tonight
I’ll be waiting for you under the red and blue light
In the black black of night the dogs will bite
The Planes can’t take you far enough from all the animals that kissed you just right
Do you wanna meet me? (at the rock show)
Wear your blackest clothes (at the rock show)
No I’m not gonna hear you honey (at the rock show)
Just wanna lose control
No I don’t know you, no you don’t know me
But I saw you standing over by the fog machine
Not trying to be catty, not trying to be cruel
But I’ll take you outside, anchor you, and make out behind the gasoline pool
Do you wanna meet me? (at the rock show)
Wear your blackest clothes (at the rock show)
No I’m not gonna hear you honey(at the rock show)
Just wanna lose control
Every time the lights dim, know you’re on my mind
Even when the floor begins to shake I keep you inside
So good to see everyone out tonight
Here together, to feel together, to move to music in the dark
When the city sleeps, and the streets begin to clear
We’ll be the last ones standing screaming at the top of our lungs
Do you wanna meet me? (at the rock show)
Wear your blackest clothes (at the rock show)
No I’m not gonna hear you honey (at the rock show)
Just wanna lose control
At the rock show! At the rock show!
I’m not gonna hear you honey
Just wanna lose control at the rock show
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Lemonade
02:55
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