Going To Brighton
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Going To Brighton
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She was an ex-marine
She had her own machine
She put my soul in dirty, and it came out clean
I was in toxic awe
I had my locked-up jaw
I didn’t talk much, I listened and I looked and saw
And I was just 19
I must’ve seemed quite keen
She broke me open, I was no longer on either team
So I'm going to Brighton, honey
I'm going to Brighton, now
(Ooh, la la la)
(Ooh, la la la la la la)
I was born to ramble
I was born to roam
But some days there’s nowhere I can just stay home
So I trade in my shoes and my highway sign
And I go on rambling through my own open mind
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yеah
Yeah yeah yeah yеah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Chose things to discard
It didn’t seem so hard
Find freedom just down the river from my own back yard
So I'm going to Brighton, honey
I'm going to Brighton, now!
(Ooh, la la la)
(Ooh, la la la la la la)
No no no no no
She was a real bad bitch
She was a dominant switch
She deep into AC/DC, 1970’s kid
She didn’t bug me much
I called her kiss my crutch
Maybe we spoke a different language but we kept in touch
Now decades down the line
Still get swept up sometimes
A little revelry whenever certain stars align
So I'm going to Brighton, honey
I'm going to Brighton, now
Now, now
(Ooh, la la la)
(Ooh, la la la la la)
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