English, 27.12.2021 14:50 aaron2113

Just like the street lights lit this town Like a fire in a blaze, gotta burn it down
Can't be afraid to live this out
We got this far, don't know how
I see danger in your eyes
They know we'll burn down the night
Coming just like the sunrise
You know that we gonna light it up
Babe, tonight we gonna light it up
Babe, tonight we gonna light it up
Just like the sunrise
We gonna light it up, now
Just like a spark that's breaking out
Can't make a stop, can't turn back now
We know that there's no room for doubt
No, we can't turn back now
I see danger in your eyes
They know we'll burn down the night
Coming just like the sunrise
You know that we gonna light it up
Babe, tonight we gonna light it up
Babe, tonight we gonna light it up
Just like the sunrise
We gonna light it up, now

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