Fade To Black
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Fade To Black
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You smile at me and I smile right back.
There's nothing to say; Just a laugh track
TV trays and plastic spoons, metal skies and cardboard moons
You kiss my lips and I kiss yours too.
We sing off key our toothpaste tune
Cartoon kids and cartoons cars make their wish on a Hollywoodstar.
There's something inside my head going on for quite a while
I'm supposed to be wanting you;
All I want is to change the dial...
You take my hand and then take five,
it's videotaped-- never live
Neon signs and neon styles neon smiles and neon wiles.
You smile at me and I smile right back
there's nothing to say so fade to black.
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