Shout
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Shout
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Nine o'clock on a monday morning
Got ringing in your ears
Not long to wait till friday night
See my favourite band appear
Queues at the door
Seen it all before
Dressed up for the kill
Paid my last deep sea
To a ticket tout
He knows what it's all about
Stand up and shout
A bit louder, louder
Can you hear me
Shout - a bit louder, louder
Get inside as the lights go down
A loud scream fills the air
A fist in the dark
As we make a start
Head-banging everywhere
Sweat and blood, now you're feeling good
Everybody’s on the floor
You feel good inside
You feel satisfied
So you want a little bit more
Stand up and shout
Shout - a bit louder, louder
Can you hear me
Shout - a bit louder, louder
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Who performs "Shout"?
Grand Prix performs "Shout", and this lyric page sits inside the Grand Prix catalog on LyroVerse.
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