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Artist: The Bicycles
Canonical path: /the-bicycles/gotta-get-out
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Gotta Get Out
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Gotta Get Out
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I waited but all that came was December
I can't remember if i loved you then or if ever
But i can't wait here another day and hope for anything to change
I gotta get out, gotta get out
I gotta get out, gotta get out
I gotta get out
Yeah!
The city's alive and it's shining from my window
It looks so dreamy, like we're all floating underwater
But i can't wait here another day and hope for anything to change
I gotta get out, gotta get out
I gotta get out, gotta get out
I gotta get out
Yeah!
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