Calling all kids, calling all kids
Entering binocular mode
Calling all kids, calling all kids
Grownups are crazy, crazy, crazy

I just got out of the seat
Where the roller coaster comes to a stop
Now I'm on the metal
While the roller coaster comes to a stop
The steps of steel
I'm going, going out to the field
The sea of grass
Rocking dead eye, kiss me at last
I will wait, wait for the sun, fun, fun
Come and kiss me

The sea of grass rockin' dead eye, kiss me at last
I feel like I'm in love with half the world at first sight
I feel alright, I got a rocket, rocket on sight

Calling all kids, calling all kids
Grownups are crazy

I want to stand I want to stand
I woke up while being kissed
While being in the maze of feeling and touch
I can see the cars

I will wait, wait for the sun to come and kiss me
I will wait, wait for the sun, the sun to find,
the sun don't know, it's gonna kiss me
I will wait, wait for the sun, the sun to find,
the sun don't know, it's gonna kiss me
The steps of steel, I'm going
Going out onto the field
For me its right, in love with half the world at first sight
I feel alright
I got a rocket on sight
I will wait, wait for the sun to come and kiss me
I will wait, wait for the sun, the sun to find
The sun don't know
Come and kiss me

Calling all kids, calling all kids

I will wait for the sun
Say it, say it, the sun is smiling again

Calling all kids, calling all kids, entering binocular mode
Grownups are crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy


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