Davey
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Davey
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Go give the night an alarm clock
And say don't wait up for me
Plug in your amp in a lonely place
No electricity
Give all scene invitations
To come and play in the snow
Throw up your hands and wonder aloud
Why don't they ever show
Davey i wish you would come back
Give us all something to do
Look at your face and remember
Everything about you
Here he comes
You better watch your step
You better watch his too
Or he'll fall over you
Davey i don't think you're listening
But that's not the end of debate
You've got the corner on unconcerned
When your hair falls in your face
And if i were you i would come back
Give us all something to do
Look at your face and remember
Everything about you
Here he comes
You better watch your step
You better watch his too
Or he'll fall over you
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