Crack Up
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Crack Up
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Crack Up
Oooh
Things all over, things start up again
Gotta have a (?)
Mmm, gotta get flexible
Sometimes you got to change
Else you're gonna crack up again
Crack up crack up crack up
Crack up again
When dealing with a crackdown
The healing doesn't matter
You kinda have to sway with the wind (?)
One little choice
You've got to rearrange
Else you're gonna crack up again
Crack up crack up crack up
Crack up again
Things all over, start it up again
Crack up and blow away like i know you would
Gotta be counted
It's much to late to change
Else you're gonna crack up again
Crack up crack up crack up
Crack up again
Cracking up as things all start over
Crack up and blew away like i knew you would
Crack me up again
You crack me up again
We're cracking up again
Cracking up again
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