Special
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Special
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i ride in on the train
everyday is the same old thing
it's 9 to 5
don't know if I'm dead already
I'm lookin for a hallelujah
I need a little something special
(something special)
My walls are grey
makes me feel like I live in a cave
i'm wearing fear
and when tomorrow comes i'll do it all again
(again again again)
I'm looking for a hallelujah
I need a little something special
I'm looking for a hallelujah
(looking for something special to get me off the cycle)
(Let me out Let Me Out)
I dream of my escape
free as a bird I'll fly away
I'm looking for a hallelujah
I need a little something special
I'm looking for a hallelujah
I'm need a little somethin special
I'm need a little something special
Yea yea
hallelujah
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Wilshire performs "Special", and this lyric page sits inside the Wilshire catalog on LyroVerse.
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