When the Lights Go Down
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When the Lights Go Down
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Spotlights
Houselights ready to cue
Backstage smoke is risin'
Steamin' like a witch's brew
I want to play some rock 'n' roll
I want to sing the blues
Yes, I know
I feel it comin'
Let the party roll
When the lights go down
We're ready to play the blues
When the lights go down
It's time to light, time to light, time to light the fuse
Oh, no
They're screamin' like the 4th of July
Hollywood comes to your hometown
Hammers cocked and ready to fire
I've got itchy fingers
For the trigger tonight
And I'm tired of waitin'
So tired
Let the party roll
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