We need new fiction, babe
We need to find our own way
We need new fiction, babe
We need to find our own

Spotlight, electricity in the night
Following your words, soft lines
Heard them a million times, feels like the first
Fiction pump blood, flooding water love
Felt like Gods again
It's easy to pretend that the script was made for us
Make believe in miracles just like in the movies, ay
Gotta find the mood

We need new fiction, babe
We need to find our own way
We need new fiction, babe
We need to find our own way

New trends, lose yourself in mass demands
Smiling, shakin' hands, new friends
Lookin' good on camera when the stars are aligned
Fiction pump blood, flooding water love
We felt like Gods again
It's easy to pretend that the script was made for us
Make believe in miracles just like in the movies, ay
Gotta find a new, new

We need new fiction, babe (we need new fiction, babe)
We need to find our own way (gotta find a home)
We need new fiction, babe (we need new fiction, babe)
We need to find our own way (gotta find a home)

We need new fiction, babe (we need new fiction, babe)
We need to find our own way (gotta find a home)
We need new fiction, babe (we need new fiction, babe)
We need to find our own way (gotta find a home, gotta find a home)

We need new fiction, babe
We need to find our own way
We need new fiction, babe, ooh
we need to find our own way

We need new fiction, babe (we need new fiction, babe)
We need to find our own (gotta find a home)
We need new fiction, babe (we need new fiction, babe)
(Gotta find a home)

Gotta find, gotta find, gotta find something new
Find a home, find a home, find a love in you


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New Fiction Lyrics as written by Erik Bodin Yukimi Nagano

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    Seems well thought out but I can't get a grip on what it means. Anyone have any ideas?

    JCruz0587on March 08, 2010   Link

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