Love On The Radio
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Love On The Radio
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In the morning i'll turn it on
Listen to my favorite song
And sometimes when life feels no good
Something happens and maybe this could
Be a perfect love
And i'll sing along to my favorite song
But i won't find love on the radio
And it comforts me when i'm on my knees
But i won't find love on the radio
Technology has got me now
Perfect people bring me down
Comparing life to movie stars
Have we gone a little far to find a perfect love?
Radio can't find love on the radio
Wondering what this world is made of the answers living in love
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