Once in awhile,
you give me something I can put my head around
Once in awhile,
you give me something I can hold onto

and I don't wanna say it but this time you didn't make it close at all
to sounding sober
and maybe we'd believe it but there's no one here to see it only you
and you don't look so good tonight

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, woo
Shake it off, baby

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, woo
Shake it off, baby

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, woo

Once in awhile,
you get it as close to perfect as I've ever seen
and once in awhile,
you make us all forget you're kinda crazy

and I don't wanna say it,
but this time you didn't make it close at all to sounding normal
and just because you see it,
doesn't mean that we believe it, but there's hope
maybe you'll get it next time

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, woo
Shake it off, baby

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, woo
Shake it off, baby

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, woo

Shake, shake, shake
Shake, shake, shake
Shake it off, shake it off

Shake, shake, shake
Shake, shake, shake

Shake it off, baby
Shake it off, baby

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake

Shake it off, baby
Shake it off, baby

Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake

Shake it off, baby
Shake it off, baby


Shak'ida, shak'ida, shake
Shake it, shake it, shake it
Shake it, shake it, shake it


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