C#
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C#
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Two o'clock
And I'm in bed
Wasting time away
The morning just passed me by
As for energy
There's none left in me
There's nothing to do
But sit here and wait for the night, alright
Tired of being tired
Waking up too late
My body is giving up
Oh, but wait
Chorus
I haven't come all this way
To be ashamed
I'll tell you between my legs
There is no wait
It's eight o'clock
And now it's dark outside
Cold like a winter morning
And I'm still lost in my blankets
And when tomorrow comes
I know I can't fake it
Please don't let her
Lose it
I'm sick of being sick
And my whole body aches
I think I'll just stay in
Oh, but wait
Chorus
(There's no wait)
There is no wait (There's no wait)
There's no wait
(I can't find the energy, can't find the energy, can't find the energy to get my ass of that bed)
Tired of being tired
Waking up too late
My body is giving up
Oh, but wait
Chorus
(There's no wait)
There is no wait (There's no wait)
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