She's at home all alone
I wanna call her on the phone
Whatcha doin' right now?
Out of luck
Pick me up somewhere in Santa Monica
So sick of this town
(Gotta get out, get out)

Let's roll out
No stressin'
Go grab your Dolce dress
It's so simple, it's crazy
The way I'm feelin' lately

Take my angel out to Vegas
Gonna leave LA
So over Hollywood
She drives me crazy
Feels so outrageous
Can't get enough
Tonight's the night
That she turns twenty-one

Let's pretend this won't end
Another drink
So many friends
Feeling so good
Yeah, we're all right

We've been up, we've been down
We let the world spin us round
Take my hand
Let's go all night, yeah

'Cause when I'm by your side
I start to get this feeling
Everything will be cool
And I keep on believin', baby
The stars I'm seein'

Take my angel out to Vegas
Gonna leave LA
So over Hollywood
She drives me crazy
Feels so outrageous
Can't get enough
Tonight's the night
That she turns twenty-one

I'll take you out to Vegas
Maybe we'll get married
Maybe we'll get rich
(Hah, that'd be nice)
She drives me crazy
Feels so outrageous
Can't get enough
Tonight's the night
That she turns twenty-one

Take my angel out to Vegas
Gonna leave LA
So over Hollywood
She drives me crazy
Feels so outrageous
Can't get enough
Tonight's the night
That she turns twenty-one
Tonight's the night
That she turns twenty-one


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    This song isn't going to feature on their upcoming album :( but if you wanna listen to it, I got a hold of it back when they had it on their Myspace player.

    youtube.com/watch

    Hazardmasteron February 08, 2011   Link

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