Fighting (on a Friday night)
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Fighting (on a Friday night)
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where were you when it all kicked off?
said you were fine, but you'd had enough
and as the glasses hit the floor, take it back
you heard, you saw
let's get married, my love, let's get married
we can move to the country because i'm so sorry and try
try not to worry about everyday things
we can raise a family
fighting on a friday night
fighting on a friday
all you love is
it's all over nothing, but you insist
on solving your problems with your fists
cigarettes and alcopops, happy hour never stops
let's get married, my love, let's get married.
we can move to the country because i'm so sorry and try
try not to worry about everyday things
we can raise a family
fighting on a friday night
fighting on a friday
all you love is
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