Turn Up the Radio
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Turn Up the Radio
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Emergency Evacuation
Everybody across the nation
C'mon baby let's do it tonight
We'll cause a scene at all the lights
Chorus:
Turn Up the Radio
Roll down the windows and let go!
Turn Up the Radio
Drown out the world you know
Turn Up the Radio...
I can feel the wind blow through my hair
and all my worries vanishing in summer air
Emergency evacuation bring your fastest transportation
and come on with me if just for one night
Everything will be all right
Chorus
We'll drag the strip for a bit and later on
We'll go park in the dark and get it on
We'll make out to the sound of our favorite song
So turn it up and turn me on
Turn Up The Radio
Turn Up The Radio
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