Lights Out
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Lights Out
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Time for lights out
Over the allotment
I must remember not to feel the elements
If I'm not here when you call,
You'll have a hundred places to go,
and the victories that you've had,
won't make up for the values you lack
Time for lights out
Over the allotment
I must remember not to feel the elements
If I'm not here when you call,
You'll have a hundred places to go,
and the victories that you've had,
won't make up for the values you lack
If I'm not here when you call,
You'll have a hundred places to go,
and the victories that you've had,
won't make up for the values you lack
If I'm not here when you call,
You'll have a hundred places to go,
and the victories that you've had,
won't make up for the values you lack
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Electric Soft Parade performs "Lights Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Electric Soft Parade catalog on LyroVerse.
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