Turn On The Radio
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Turn On The Radio
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Friday night and things just ain't right
Me and my baby just had a fight
I'm down and blue, don't know what to do
There's only one way to get my message through
Pick up the phone and call the dj
I need a dedication right away
Something special, something so true
This one's going out from me to you
Chorus:
Turn on the radio, they're playing our song
Turn on the radio 'cause we're gonna dance
All night long
I need to find a moment in time
When she's listening to the words from this
Poor heart of mine
Just to let her know i really love her so
And somehow i just gotta let my feelings show
Do you remember the night we met
I knew it was the start
Of something baby i would never forget
This was the song that stole our hearts
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Who performs "Turn On The Radio"?
Tommy Page performs "Turn On The Radio", and this lyric page sits inside the Tommy Page catalog on LyroVerse.
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