Coming Soon
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Coming Soon
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Ooh
Oh, oh, oh
I get some headaches when I hit the heights
Like in the morning after crazy nights
Like some mother-in-law in her nylon tights
They're always
They're always
They're always
They're always
Coming soon
Coming soon on the outside of the tracks
You take 'em
The same old babies with the same old toys
The neighbours screaming when the noise annoys
Somebody nagging you when you're out with the boys
They're always
They're always
They're always
They're always
Coming soon
Coming soon on the outside of the track
They're always
They're always
They're always
They're always
Coming soon
Coming soon on the outside of the track
Coming soon
Coming soon on the outside of the track
Yeah, yeah, yeah
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