There’s something in the air tonight, it’s hard to define.
There’s gleam on every traffic light, like some kind of sign.
So if you’re ready for a thrill, we do not have much time to kill.
Oh, it’s the right time to advance, so let’s take a chance.

Come on, come on, come on,
We got to make a try.
And dream on, dream on, dream on,
It’s easy as pie.
We got to make a try,
So please, come on.

Let’s venture out into the light, let’s get up the nerve.
And gamble if the feeling’s right, it’s what we deserve.
You got the efforts to improve, so come on and make a move (And make a move).
In your eyes I see a spark, was a shot in the dark.

So come on, come on, come on,
We got to make a try.
And dream on, dream on, dream on,
It’s easy as pie.
We got to make a try,
So please, come on.

Now we all long for a good distraction,
To get us through the trip,
What’s in the wall? We need some kind of action,
An opportunity to get away.

Now we all long for a new attraction,
Something to focus on,
To get by, to get us through the trip for the sky,
Together we can make a choice.
So come on...

There’s something in the air tonight, it’s hard to define.
Yeah, there’s gleam on every traffic light, it must be a sign.

So come on, come on, come on,
We got to make a try.
(Come on, come on, come on,
We got to make a try).
And dream on, dream on, dream on,
It’s easy as pie
(Dream on, dream on, dream on,
It’s easy as pie).

Come on, come on, come on,
We got to make a try.
(Come on, come on, come on,
We got to make a try).
And dream on, dream on, dream on,
It’s easy as pie
(Dream on, dream on, dream on,
It’s easy as pie

We got to make a try,
We got to make a try,
We got to make a try,
It’s easy as pie

Yeah, come on, come on, come on.
Come on, come on.
(Come on, come on, come on.
Come on, come on).
Yeah, come on, come on, come on.
Come on, come on.


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    this song is cool but what is the riff from. its so familiar

    yehon March 30, 2008   Link
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    It's "Easy as pie", I don't think 'easy as pry' fits.

    crayola_colourson April 16, 2008   Link
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    the riff sounds like green day's "warning" its definately not the same, and the similarity doesn't take away from the song, ijust thought it sounded similar

    bteamstephenon February 24, 2009   Link

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