Party Games
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Party Games
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I wish i could be home in summertime
My friends are dancing now and drinking wine
But you know, yes you know just who's to blame
For why i can't rejoin my friends again
I just want to live for me, you see
I'm needing freedom now i'm free
I wish i could return to break the lies
That dull the peoples' minds and shut their eyes
But you know, yes you know just who's to blame
The people all must play the party games
None of them would hark to me, you see
They think they're free and not like me
I wish i could be home now winter's here
My friends are laughing now and drinking beer
But you know, yes you know just who's to blame
For why i can't rejoin my friends again
I just want to live for me, you see
I'm needing freedom now i'm free
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Audience performs "Party Games", and this lyric page sits inside the Audience catalog on LyroVerse.
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