When this baby hits 88 miles per hour,
You're gunna see some serious shit
Next saturday night,
We're sending you back to the future

Goin out to all the 80's babys
Get familiar with Hyper Crush

Take me into the future
I heard em say
(Clint Sparks)
Say say say

Visions of my future
But this is what I'm use to
I'm movin like a super sonic rocket for moon dust
Illusion, some success
Livin' it up like fuck death
Enough said
I must get my destiny
They say live and let it be
I say give me my cheddar cheese
Or I be my enemys
I'm sorry for you mentally
The past is what I can't say
I'm trapped inside the fast lane
We faster than a sound wave
I'm bouncin all around space

Take me into the future
I heard em say
I know it won't last
I want it anyway
Take me into the future
I heard em say
I know it won't last
I want it anyway

I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)
I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)
I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)
I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)

Shouts out
Rombagio
(Haha)
Cory AM
Clint Savage
It's The 8-bit Odyssey
Clint Sparks
Hyper Crush
Get familiar suckas oh
Zapper gun gang baby
Woo woo

(Space space)
Take me into the future
I heard em say
I know it won't last
I want it anyway
Take me into the future
I heard em say
I know it won't last
I want it anyway

I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)
I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)
I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)
I'll take it back the past I can't say
(Oh)

Hello? Hello? Anybody home?
(People talking)


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