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Aria
02:48
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Aria
Playing from the speaker
We travel 'round the country
Like old fashioned believers
Do you really not remember
Do you really not recall
The sound of the pure voice
That sweet aria
That sweet aria will play me out
At the end
Or thereabouts
Aria
Playing from the speaker
We travel 'round the country
Like old fashioned believers
Do you really not remember
Do you really not recall
The sound of the pure voice
The thrill of it all
The quiver in the last note
That sweet aria
That sweet aria
Will play me out
At the end
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Karaoke
03:16
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Heard you telling him there’s nothing wrong
At the late night Karaoke
Come on baby pick your favourite song
Sing it for your boyfriend and me
We were all partied out
There’s nothing to worry about
Don’t be so hard on yourself now
I have never heard it sung that sad
Pausing when I get up to leave
Bring your birthday drink and nervous laugh
Somewhere where your boyfriend won’t see
We were just hanging out
There’s nothing to worry about
Don’t be so hard on yourself now
There are some things that you can’t take back
Follow me right out to the street
There’s no mercy with a thing like that
Tell me were you singing for me?
We were just hanging out
No ones gonna figure us out
No man no beast I really doubt
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