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Try
03:19
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Maybe I'll call you, maybe ill call you too
Maybe ill take you, take you down too
We'll go out dancing, Ill go dancing with you
Maybe ill show you, if you show me yours too
And if you don't try, ill be waving goodbye
Maybe ill drink with you, you should think it through
We'll make things crazy, Ill get crazy with you
Maybe ill watch you, if you watch me too
Maybe ill miss you, if you miss me too
And if you don"t try, ill be waving goodbye
And If you dont try, ill be waving goodbye
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2. |
Bad Girls
02:57
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3. |
Wasted Teenagers
04:04
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Parked the car around 9 o'clock
Passed a bottle till the shit got hot
Asking strangers for booze and smokes
Little did they know it wasn't a joke
Sat in your basement all night long
Passing that bottle and putting records on
All we knew was life was free
We had it all and living was easy
Wasted teenagers, you wasted all my time
Wasted teenagers, i'm going out of my mind
Girls are calling, want to meet at a show
Knock back a few more and we're ready to go
But when I got there I lost my phone
Can't find nobody so i'm drinking alone
Wasted teenagers, you wasted all my time
Wasted teenagers, i'm going out of my mind
We were so young, but were so dumb
We were so young, but were so dumb
Wasted teenagers, you wasted all my time
Wasted teenagers, i'm going out of my mind
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Not To Blame
04:23
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Jealousy, just get it done
Feeling lonely, on run
Big mistakes, i've made a few
But no ones perfect, not even you
Big bright eyes, full of love
No one thought that, i'd rise above
Don't want to hate, but have no choice
You called my name, but didn't stop the bus
You said that it would go differently
There would be nothing to hide
No need to move the furniture
It will only take a little time
But time is running out
And i'm not to blame
All my friends, been moving on
No time for talking, that time is gone
I'm getting older, yeah thats for sure
But what you wanted, I cant endure
I didn't do it intentionally, people always change their minds
No need to move the furniture, it will only take a little time
But time is running out
And i'm not to blame
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5. |
Body Buzz
02:48
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I spotted you, on the dance floor
But we met, through the bathroom door
In my pocket, we had a blast
you take it first, ill take it last
All I want to do
Is do this dance all night with you
will do some bogger sugar too
we'll blow this night away
Playing with my brain
we dance the same
Our bodies buzzing
Our gums are numbing
I think I love you
God I love you
Is this crazy
Shit it maybe
All I want to do
Is do this dance all night with you
will do some bogger sugar too
we'll blow this night away
I know we shouldn't but lets just do it
Been on this ride, 100 times
I don't need it, lets just leave
We'll close this stall, we'll leave it all
All I want to do
Is do this dance all night with you
will do some bogger sugar too
we'll blow this night away
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Bad Girls Toronto, Ontario
Bad Girls - Andrew Silvestro, Jordan Pinto and Andrew Kalu - is a Toronto-based, 3 piece that could easily be the Saturday night entertainment of a seedy dive bar à la the movie, ‘Roadhouse’. It’s head nodding, foot tapping, drunk dancing, transistor-era rock n’ roll that lives within our modern age of smartphones. ... more
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