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Journey to Midnight
03:25
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Walking alone
Feel like I'm endlessly
Floating along
The river of emotions
Waiting for the same old song
The voice of the underground
It makes me feel so calm
On the journey to Midnight
The warm wind slices through the cold air
It makes me feel like you're around
While the suburbs are sleeping I try to fly somewhere
But something always holds me to the ground
Waiting for the same old song
The voice of the underground
It makes me feel so calm
On the journey to Midnight
Walking in the moonlight
Walking all alone on the journey to Midnight
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Lighten up!
03:19
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Caught on tape
03:26
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You lost the key to my self-control room
But I knew the four digit code for your hallway
Caught on tape
Caught on tape
We were caught on tape
Caught on tape in the hallway
Aimlessly looking for love
love love love
In each others' pocket
You shut the door behind us baby
aha aha aha
then you took off my jacket yeah
Caught on tape
Caught on tape
We were caught on tape
Caught on tapeo in the hallway
On the first stairwell
We found seventh heaven
While the camera was filming
Our special session
Oh yeah
Caught on tape
Caught on tape
We were caught on tape
Caught on tape in the hallway
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