Let it go
There's no way you can save it now
Get back, you know that the city is burning
So the story goes
It makes you wonder
'Cause if we're trapped and we're never
Gonna find a way out,
Get out
We're gonna dance now

Hey Mr. DJ
You gotta put a record on, yeah
We're gonna bury this town tonight
We're gonna dance all night

Hey Mr. DJ
You gotta put a record on, yeah
We're gonna dance tonight
Dance tonight


I let you go
And I'm still waiting for you to find
There's nothing more
That this town that is right now
So the story goes
It makes you wonder
'Cause time is up
And you're never gonna get another
Chance now
You've gotta dance now

Hey Mr. DJ
You gotta put a record on, yeah
We're gonna bury this town tonight
We're gonna dance all night

Hey Mr. DJ
You gotta put a record on, yeah
We're gonna dance tonight
Dance tonight

Let it go,
The game is done
Camera's off
It can't be too hard
To fake it now
Gotta fake it now

Let it go,
There's no way you can change me now.
Get back, you know
I don't need you to save me
So the story goes

Hey Mr. DJ
You gotta put a record on, yeah
We're gonna bury this town tonight
We're gonna dance all night

Hey Mr. DJ
You gotta put a record on, yeah
We're gonna dance tonight
Dance tonight

So the story goes

I'm ready
I'm ready
Just get it calm and steady

Your ready
I'm ready
Just get it calm and steady(7x)


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Send My Love to the Dancefloor, I'll See You in Hell (Hey Mister DJ) Lyrics as written by Gabe Saporta David Katz

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    I dont really think I know what this is about, but I'm guessing that it's about a boy and a girl and they're just dancing. lol. It's straightfoward.

    emilidaaon February 10, 2007   Link

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