Allston (Dance Around)
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Allston (Dance Around)
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Take a southbound train
To a dead end street
Where the dead beats meet
On their losing streak
Had my fill of work
Gonna stay out late
Strung out on sleeping
Now I'm wide awake
And I wanna dance around dance around
And I wanna jump around, jump around
And I wanna scream and shout, scream and shout
And I wanna shout it out, shout it out, out loud
Like a picture show
I pretend it’s true
Get a brand new view
To fix my attitude
I’ve been working hard
Just to stay afloat
I don’t to care to linger
Don’t wanna be alone
And I wanna dance around dance around
And I wanna jump around, jump around
And I wanna scream and shout, scream and shout
And I wanna shout it out, shout it out, out loud
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