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Da-da...
Ahhh...
Hold my breath for three more years
Yeah, three years
On my own on Saturdays
It's glorious
It's glorious
We were tired from the sleep
Scrabbled and we slept
Through the window came the rain
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
Being tired from the sleep
Hold my breath for three more year
Yeah, three years
On my own on Saturdays
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
Ahhh...
Hold my breath for three more years
Yeah, three years
On my own on Saturdays
It's glorious
It's glorious
We were tired from the sleep
Scrabbled and we slept
Through the window came the rain
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
Being tired from the sleep
Hold my breath for three more year
Yeah, three years
On my own on Saturdays
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
It's glorious
Lyrics submitted by thegreenquetzal, edited by DanVitaleRocks
Glorious Lyrics as written by Ray Halliday Kim Deal
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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