Revolution 9 (A.M.)
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Revolution 9 (A.M.)
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My friends
It’s time to change the world away
And then
Begin with what we have in the hands
But hear
We just can do it in morning
Because
I will spend all my time with her
Tonight
Oh, tonight...
My friends
I've dreamed something to be true
I swear
I'm thinking everywhere for you
But hear
We just can do it in morning
Because
I will spend all my time with her
Tonight
Oh, tonight...
But hear
We just can do it in morning
Because
I will spend all my time with her
Tonight
Oh, tonight...
(Me and her tonight)
(Just with her tonight)
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