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Time Has Come

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Time Has Come

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I hear them talking ’bout us, that we don’t belong here

Guess it would make me sad but no, I don’t care

‘Cause not a thing can make me wanna live my life without you

Never let you go

Sick and tired, fed up with this sleeping town

Can not stand it, going crazy

Eye’s on the horizon, now we’re on this ride together

Pedal to the metal now, baby

Getting out!

Nothing can stop us now, we’re on the run

We’re young and free and life is just too fun

You better stay out ’cause we’re going wild

We do it in style, now the time has come, getting out

Say what, say what, say what?

Who needs to worry?

Say what, say what, say what?

Now let’s get dirty

You better stay out ’cause we’re going wild

Say what, say what, say what?

Now the time has come

Ain’t got no money, and we’re running out of gas now

But it doesn’t matter baby, let’s get it on

‘Cause not a thing can make me wanna live my life without you

Never let you go

Sick and tired, fed up with this sleeping town

Can not stand it, going crazy

Eye’s on the horizon, now we’re on this ride together

Pedal to the metal now, baby

Getting out!

Nothing can stop us now, we’re on the run

We’re young and free and life is just too fun

You better stay out ’cause we’re going wild

We do it in style, now the time has come, getting out

Say what, say what, say what?

Who needs to worry?

Say what, say what, say what?

Now let’s get dirty

You better stay out ’cause we’re going wild

Say what, say what, say what?

Now the time has come

Givin up, givin up baby

Givin up, givin up baby

So let’s turn up the radio, it’s time to go

We’re off to something better

Leave your worries all behind

So let’s turn up the radio, it’s time to go

We’re off to something better

Pedal to the metal baby

Getting out!

Nothing can stop us now, we’re on the run

We’re young and free and life is just too fun

You better stay out ’cause we’re going wild

We do it in style, now the time has come, getting out

Say what, say what, say what?

Who needs to worry?

Say what, say what, say what?

Now let’s get dirty

You better stay out ’cause we’re going wild

Say what, say what, say what?

Now the time has come

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