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Artist: Bad Habit
Canonical path: /bad-habit/makin-the-headlines
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Makin' The Headlines
Read Makin' The Headlines lyrics by Bad Habit on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Makin' The Headlines
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You better rise and shine
Say hello to the world
Try to open your mind
You're such a modern girl
Sooner or later you'll be calling my name
Nothing will ever be the same
Making the headlines
And taking your chances
Spending your days on the run
These are the good times
When we stop pretending
Fight for the freedom you've won
It's such a a race against time
Gotta get to where you're going
Making money's no crime
But you got no way of knowing
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