I've got a feeling to stay
It beats the feeling to go
And I've got a feeling, so I
Can know
What really could have been
Much more than time well spent
I have a feeling that I can't let
This end

So
Let's make champagne rain down from the sky
And let's toast to the night

It's the time of our lives
Take me for a ride
And kiss me one more time
'Cause even if we fall we'll be okay
Grab hold of your heart
Let's spin the world from the light
So we stay here tonight

We stay here tonight
Spin the world from the light
Can we stay here tonight
Spin the world from the light

You've got a reason to stay
I've got the hand you can hold
I'm kind of feeling insane, so don't
Let go

And as the sun goes down
And all the dark's around
I get the feeling me can't run home
Not now

So
Let's make champagne rain down from the sky
And let's toast to the night

It's the time of our lives
Take me for a ride
And kiss me one more time
'Cause even if we fall we'll be okay
Grab hold of your heart
Let's spin the world from the light
So we stay here tonight

Can we stay here tonight
Spin the world from the light
Can we stay here tonight
Spin the world from the light

Don't wait
Everything's not okay
I am slipping away
Don't say goodbye
Kiss me
And let me know you love me
Underneath the moonlight
We'll look to the sky
Let's toast to the night

It's the time of our lives
Take me for a ride
And kiss me one more time
'Cause even if we fall we'll be okay
Grab hold of your heart
Let's spin the world from the light
So we stay here tonight

It's the time of our lives
Take me for a ride
And kiss me one more time
'Cause even if we fall we'll be okay
Grab hold of your heart
Let's spin the world from the light
So we stay here tonight

Can we stay here tonight
Spin the world from the light
Can we stay here tonight
Spin the world from the light


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The Spin Lyrics as written by Travis Clark

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    I'm not really a fan of their new album. It all sounds kind of the same. Same meaning. Same beat. Same Lyrics. It's kind of lame.

    sinslikeskeletonson December 09, 2009   Link

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