Dancefloors
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Dancefloors
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Daybreak, nightfall
Long as I believe
There ain't nothing glowing
Like this skin you're showing
And the keys you gave to me
Night jails, pool halls
Some things are everywhere
So for the past I'm digging
A grave so big
It will swallow up the sea
Oh, I know that it's easy
There's no trouble waiting for me
Oh, I know that it's easy
There's no trouble waiting for me
Dance floors, headlights
In my blood there's gasoline
For an urban boy on a dirty tour
I never felt so clean
Loaded questions in an automatic world
Well, you just won't be seeing
The things you need
As if you thought you would
Oh wooh
I know (oh, I know), it's never easy
When there's trouble waiting there for me
Oh I know (oh, I know), it's never easy
When there's trouble waiting for me
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My Morning Jacket performs "Dancefloors", and this lyric page sits inside the My Morning Jacket catalog on LyroVerse.
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