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Artist: The Vines
Canonical path: /the-vines/get-out
Related lyric paths: 6
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Get Out
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Get Out
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Find a way out
Get what you can
Keep your head now
Listen when I say
Come on get out (I don't hear you)
Come on get out (Over me)
Come on get out (God don't need ya)
Find a home now (a home now)
See where you get (where you get)
Sleep alone now (alone now)
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Come on get out (I don't hear you)
Come on get out (Over me)
Come on get out (God don't need ya)
I know you're thinkin' 'bout yourself (about yourself)
Why won't you think of noone else (of noone else)
I keep on moving with the sound (with the sound)
I sure do hope you come around
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