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Lights Out
03:21
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I live in a world
Don’t know if it’s real or not
But I’m alive
I live with a girl
I love a girl
And we believe its right
We live in a house
It’s not our house
And strangers fill the other rooms
We do our best
To keep it down
but no one is around
So I can be as loud as I want!
The day is long
But never long enough for me
At work in the morning
Too tired when I get home
When will I ever
Find the time to
Be in my own little world?
It’s getting dark out
We should be quiet
It’s getting dark out
We should be quiet
But I can be as loud as I want!
Oh no it’s not enough
I’ll never have the time
To get this all down
Before they turn the
Lights out
There’s something wrong here
I’m feeling awkward
I’m not afraid to
Turn and face the wall
There must be something wrong
The walls are listening
The walls are listening
The walls are closing in
The walls are listening
But I can be as loud as I want!
Oh no it’s not enough
I’ll never have the time
To get this all down
Before they turn the
Lights out
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Aunt Vicki Asheville, North Carolina
Based out of Asheville, NC
Aunt Vicki is a vintage suit, a little rough around the
edges, but still the one you end up wearing to the party.
Good old fashion indie rock music.
Short songs sung by average sized people with guitars, bell bottoms, and nice shoes.
Sometimes there's a trumpet.
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