Turn the Lights On
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Turn the Lights On
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I have had my share of lies
And some lonely, lonely nights
Lord, they didn't feel to right
Wanna reach a higher high
The sun is sinkin' like a stone
And it hurts to be alone
An you're the finest thing I've known
So won't you wake me up when you get home
Turn the lights on baby
'fore you lie down baby
turn the lights on
And if I'm sleeping like a log
Just wake me up and I'll be a dog
Turn the lights on, babe
Before you lie down, baby
Turn the lights on
Turn the lights on, baby
Let it shine on, baby
Turn the lights on
Wake me up when you get home
Wake me up when you get home
And-
Turn the lights on, babe
Before you lie down, baby
Turn the lights on
Turn the lights on, baby
Let it shine on, mama
Turn the lights on
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