Nostalgia
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Nostalgia
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The night came down upon us
The brave were left alone
The digging out the traumas
And the growing of our hopes
I will turn it into a radio song
We'll forget those red eyes and silly alibis
We'll say life is a song and it's one you can whistle and
Dance to
Dance to
Dance to
Dance to air
Yeah!
The night came down upon us
We found ourselves alone
The hiding of the traumas
The reasons we'd ask for
I will turn it into a radio song
To forget those red eyes and silly alibis
To say life is a song and it's one you can whistle
Dance to
Dance to
Dance to
Dance
Oh where have all those good times gone?
You should have been given more...
Have been given more love
Turn it into a radio song
To forget those red eyes and silly alibis
To say life is a song and it's one you could whistle
Dance to
Dance to
Dance to
Dance to
Turn it into a radio song
To forget those red eyes and silly alibis
And say life is a song but one you can whistle and
Dance to
Dance to
Dance to
Dance to air...
Yeah!
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