Four o'clock in the morning
It's dawnin'
And the taxis are waiting
Waiting in line
You know that it's about time

You don't wanna go home now
'Cause somehow
You were still hesitatin'
Just all alone
Who want's to be alone?

When it's closing time
You hope you're gonna make it
There is one last dance
Your final chance
So take it
When it's cold outside
And all your soul lies naked
When there's one last try
One last chance
Then take it

You don't see any reason
For leavin'
You were looking for someone
Someone who might
Come home with you tonight

You don't think of tomorrow
You define love
You want determination
You're in the voice
Somehow you've got no choice

When it's closing time
You hope you're gonna make it
There is one last dance
Your final chance
So take it
When it's cold outside
And all your soul lies naked
When there's one last try
One last chance
Then take it

When it's closing time
You hope you're gonna make it
There is one last dance
Your final chance
So take it

Four o'clock in the morning
And it's about time
To leave this place behind

When it's closing time
You hope you're gonna make it
There is one last dance
Your final chance
So take it

When it's closing time
You hope you're gonna make it
There is one last dance
Your final chance
So take it

There is one last dance
Your final chance
So take it


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