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Weekends
03:07
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Going out for the night with you at my side. We got drinks inside of us. Then we're back at the car, right out from the bar and you're saying goodnight to me. What does that mean? No nightcap for me? I'm driving alone, no thoughts but my own. I've had too much. Did it again. It's the weekend. Going out for the day. Getting ready to hang. Ally my friends are on their way. Got the coolers all packed. Got the sunblock for the pool. Now it's dark out and we're all trashed. What does that mean? No nightcap for me? My friends all went home, no thoughts but their own. I've had too much. Did it again. It's the weekend. I've had too much. Did it again. It's the weekend.
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Trampoline (acoustic)
04:42
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I kiss you good night, but I know, this is goodbye cause not all good things last, at least not tonight. I drive home to my house. Got my favorite songs on, but my shoulder's still wet from where you laid your head. I still think about you. I cannot forget you cause nothing is ever new. It's never new without you. Oh, I know. Oh, I know. Oh, I know. Then it was New Year's Eve. We were jumping on the trampoline. Then you, you smiled at me. Our kiss became complete. It was cold outside, but I didn't even realize cause all I felt was you when I held you tight. Oh, I know. Oh, I know. Oh, I know. Oh, I know. I know. Kiss me cold weather. Complete the year. Kiss me December. I know.
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Tie These Hands Lincoln, Nebraska
Tie These Hands has been making kick-your-ass music for over ten years. Because of their intelligence they have all graduated high school. One has a dog. Music makes them sexual magnets. One has a baby. Now Another has a baby.
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