Tidal Wave
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Tidal Wave
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Day by day
We watch the gold bar
Saved by fame
I see you and you're going far
You're truly at the door
Of some great admiration
Oh, what a sweet serenade
And the night is still young
Oh, there's a flood coming soon
And this rush hits me just like a
Last friday
I seen you in the photo booth
You changed your name
The screen really takes to you
Yeah you're really breaking through
On some great accolades
Oh, what a sweet saturday
And the night is still young for love
There's a flood coming soon
And this rush hits me just like a
A tidal wave
Oh, there's a flood coming soon
And the night still young for love
Feel the tug of the moon
Completely gone on a
A tidal wave
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