Page type: lyric reference
Artist: We Are The Ocean
Canonical path: /we-are-the-ocean/the-afterparty
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Afterparty
Read The Afterparty lyrics by We Are The Ocean on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Afterparty
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How much can you see from across the room?
Switch off the lights to suit the mood.
This party is old now
my attention along with all my hopes have wasted away.
I'll watch you work this room, don't make a move too soon.
Let's go and save the night
we can walk and talk forever
I'll put the sparkle back in to your eyes
just not this time.
It's not fancy dress so stop trying to impress all the rest with all your fancy clothes.
your attitude's not welcome here, I don't think so.
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