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Backyard Babies ~ Spotlight The Sun


(borg, dregen) It´s taken me forever But i don´t wanna go I don´t need a reason I´ve been working like a dog Aaah, strung out on time Aaah, strung out on time I need a bomb Exploding in my veins And if you lost the power You need to rock & roll the dice It´s losers happy hour I used to figure out what´s in your narrow mind But, baby, i think it´s working overtime tonight Aaah, strung out on time Aaah, strung out on time So where did you run Where did you run Lost all the fun You can´t spotlight the sun Well, i used to figure out what´s in your narrow mind But, honey, i think it´s working overtime tonight Aaah, strung out on time Aaah, strung out on time Aaah, strung out on time Aaah, strung out on time more free lyrics

(borg, dregen)

It´s taken me forever
But i don´t wanna go
I don´t need a reason
I´ve been working like a dog

Aaah, strung out on time
Aaah, strung out on time

I need a bomb
Exploding in my veins
And if you lost the power
You need to rock & roll the dice
It´s losers happy hour

I used to figure out what´s in your narrow mind
But, baby, i think it´s working overtime tonight

Aaah, strung out on time
Aaah, strung out on time

So where did you run

Where did you run
Lost all the fun
You can´t spotlight the sun

Well, i used to figure out what´s in your narrow mind
But, honey, i think it´s working overtime tonight

Aaah, strung out on time
Aaah, strung out on time
Aaah, strung out on time
Aaah, strung out on time

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