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Wait. its time to wake up
im sorry pretty baby, but you're not the girl who wins this war
last call on the dance floor: hold on, loose control, these all unfold
[well its about time i turned you on
well its about time i got your attention
well its about time you heard this sing
well its about time you took a listen] x2
remember
when you stole the light
from this sin city
we came to bring it back
to paint it pretty
im a lush for love with a razorblade
and ive come to save the day
you said everything you wanted to hear, but i never get to say
your reflection is forever in my broken heart
dont you see our love is kinda like art
back again
well its about time i turned you on
well its about time i got your attention
well its about time you heard this sing
well its about time you took a listen
[last call on the dance floor] x2
waiting for you to come back
for you to walk right in and make me feel again
Wait. its time to wake up
im sorry pretty baby, but you're not the girl who wins this war
shes sitting there,
with her long hair,
trying to think of something to wear
she puts on makeup
her head is made up
out the door there she goes
kind of tired and she hopes
the night wont last long, but its so long
last call on the dance floor baby lets roll, into the stars tonight x3
i want to see the sunrise
waiting for your surprise
cannot believe my eyes
where have you been hiding out all this time x4
im sorry pretty baby, but you're not the girl who wins this war
last call on the dance floor: hold on, loose control, these all unfold
[well its about time i turned you on
well its about time i got your attention
well its about time you heard this sing
well its about time you took a listen] x2
remember
when you stole the light
from this sin city
we came to bring it back
to paint it pretty
im a lush for love with a razorblade
and ive come to save the day
you said everything you wanted to hear, but i never get to say
your reflection is forever in my broken heart
dont you see our love is kinda like art
back again
well its about time i turned you on
well its about time i got your attention
well its about time you heard this sing
well its about time you took a listen
[last call on the dance floor] x2
waiting for you to come back
for you to walk right in and make me feel again
Wait. its time to wake up
im sorry pretty baby, but you're not the girl who wins this war
shes sitting there,
with her long hair,
trying to think of something to wear
she puts on makeup
her head is made up
out the door there she goes
kind of tired and she hopes
the night wont last long, but its so long
last call on the dance floor baby lets roll, into the stars tonight x3
i want to see the sunrise
waiting for your surprise
cannot believe my eyes
where have you been hiding out all this time x4
Lyrics submitted by imnotjoanaC
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