You'll need some kind of saint to pull those
Impure thoughts right out your head
Love the poor complexity
You wouldn't want it any other way

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more, a little bit

Just beating during the sun
Defibrillated hearts with every pulse
Without your own defiling
You'd backwards circle right above our heads

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more, a little bit

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more, a little bit

Don't stop, don't stop
Don't stop, don't stop
Don't stop, don't stop
Don't stop, don't stop

We've had to cross the line
Despite the fact our feet dipped in the fire
We pressured a bull again
Then shake your tambourines into the dust

You need some kind of saint
To pull those impure thoughts right out your head
Like the poor complexity
You wouldn't want it any other way

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
(Don't stop)
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
(Don't stop)
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
(Don't stop)
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
(Don't stop)
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
(Don't stop)
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
(Don't stop)
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
(Don't stop)
Giving it a little bit more
(Don't stop)

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more

Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
Climbin' on, climb on aboard
Giving it a little bit more
...


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On Board Lyrics as written by Edward John Frederick Gibson Edward David Huw Macfarlane

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    i feel like this song is kind of obvious to the meaning.. i mean..

    You'll need some kind of saint to pull those impure thoughts out of your head.. + Climb on, climb on aboard Giving it a little bit more Don't stop + We've had to cross the line..

    getting frisky with his girl. i feel like he was unsure if they should take it to the next level, but the ended up doing it anyway.

    ..could be off. but i feel like its obvious.

    UcBravoon August 11, 2009   Link

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