I don't know
Man, I just got here
You got me thinking
I'm about to leave


Some say maybe tomorrow
New direction, hello
What I know know know
What I know know know


I walk tall
I walk in the wild wind
I love to stare
I love to watch myself grow


Someday, maybe tomorrow
New direction, hello
Well I know know know
Well I know know know


Street mission
Street mission
Street mission
Street mission


And I'm promising nothing
I'm just living a smile
I casually arrange it
I know...well I know know know


Street mission
Street mission
Street mission
Street mission


I walk tall
I walk in the wild wind
I live an image
Of plastic and gold


Some say maybe tomorrow
A resurrection, hello
Well I know know know
Well I know know know
Well I know know know
Well I know know know


Oh...


Oh...


Oh...i need something
I need someone
I need you


Oh...i've got something
I've got someone
I've got you


Street mission
Street mission
Street mission
Good night



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Street Mission Lyrics as written by David Evans Adam Clayton

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    I'm a really big U2 fan and all, but...

    I listened to this song once, and now I want those 4 minutes of my life back. They were horrid back then.

    beau99on October 23, 2009   Link

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