Nightout
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Nightout
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Well, it's friday noon, the bell is tolled
And life's spilling out on the streets
The drudging's done, the weekend's to come
My heart takes up a faster beat
Watch out here comes the thunder
Kicking out the jams
Join us we won't give under
'Til the new day breaks
Nightout we gonna hit the town
Nightout make a mess around
Nightout dive into fun
Hope that you'll be around
When you're lost and alone well just come along
Help us turn the seats upside down
Forget what you've got on your mind and live't up
Tomorrow'll come soon enough
Livin' high 'n' easy's long as we've got time
Lovin' wild 'n' free enjoy being alive
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Crack Jaw performs "Nightout", and this lyric page sits inside the Crack Jaw catalog on LyroVerse.
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