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dance the last dance So let's dance the last dance tonight Do the hustle Someone found the letter you wrote me on the radio And it said exactly
fact this jam is def Most definitely created by me Goin' down in radio history I'm good to go on your radio And I'm cold gettin' paid cause Rick said
plays her radio up loud If I was sad, well, I'm happy now And it feels so good to know I got you where you belong Here in my heart, right by my side
She dropped her boy at school on time One less worry on her mind Now it's off to work and on the radio Come's an old familiar song And then
Take a left here boy, take it slow Don't get distracted by that radio I just rolled my eyes and I said, "Daddy, I know I'm fifteen, I ain't green
on laughin' just so I wouldn't cry Anyway, he bought blue orchids for my hair I felt like Ginger Rogers after she lost Fred Astaire I got by last night
every time I hear that jam Grabbed my baby right by her hand Even if my day was going all wrong Feel like making love with the radio on Snatched my
The girls won't be on you, Fred your face is all burnt!"; I patted him on the shoulder said, ";Thanks for stopping by."; Then I opened up the door and said
words alone These words that are haunting me still, it said: He lies a young man struck down in his prime By the awesome burning power of love He
(You get your head down, will you) I want you to march Eyes go right, shoulder arms Left wheel turn, show your charms Change your clothes,
"Sounds like a real man to me" "Mind if I turn on the radio?" "Oh, my favorite song" she said And it was Joni singing "Help me I think I'm falling"
"Sounds like a real man to me" "Mind if I turn on the radio?" "Oh, my favorite song" she said And it was Joni singing "Help me I think I'm falling"
And chasing it down with beer Well I started sweating that old sticky sweat And I know I was white as a sheep Then one turned the radio on wide open And said
the roadrunner That's right Said welcome to the spirit of 1956 Patient in the bushes next to '57 The highway is your girlfriend as you go by quick Suburban
Siren is bending, the radio humming Sun is breaking through and the storm is coming The score is obscure, the melody fractured It went by my window,
Down at the corner by a hot-dog stand I seen a man, I said, 'howdy friend' I guess there's just us two He screamed a bit and away he flew Thought I was
the roadrunner That's right Said welcome to the spirit of 1956 Patient in the bushes next to '57 The highway is your girlfriend as you go by quick Suburban
on the psychiatric couch He said, "Tell me about it" Well, the whole thing started at 3 o'clock fast It was all over by quarter past I was down in the sewer with
Most definitely created by me Goin' down in radio history I'm good to go on your radio And I'm cold gettin' paid 'cause Rick said so Make the woofers
steal away on a Saturday night Meet in the field when the time was right Just us two and a starry sky Felt like paradise I said Ooh Baby goin' down
that kills me right where I stand You're my stay in bed, rainy day, radio on And you're the reason why they write them songs I've been up in smoke
a musical natural H.A.P.P.Y. Just by mistake One day I turned on my dial From my radio came this is incredible sound The music they were playing right
Would you believe that? If you believe that? TV killed the radio TV killed the radio Let's get it, what if they told you this music was bogus?
now im a nightmare you stay right there I got the fever for the flavor of a single see me and Shady I think we got it locked down shocked by the sound I
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