Soft Rock Star

Metric

Transposer:

Climb the wall to make the sun rise in time But the night had already begun Climb the wall to make the sun rise in time But the night had already begun Now here I am I am the one So hang high soft star Don’t shine for swine Not a lot of room to move but where’s my guide? I tried looking up to you girls Please correct me but didn’t you let the work slide Capitalize on a novelty cheap pink spotlight. Is it all right? Choose the highest bidder was my answer What they told me I was up for sale Schoolyard Junior high style Bullies have always tried to buy the better girls But failed now the cheque is in the mail. Bubble gumball martini Is nothing like dépanneur red wine Travel through time Who were you after you were mine? Choose the highest bidder was my answer When they told me I was up for sale Schoolyard junior high style Bullies have always tried to buy the better girls haven’t they? Choose the brightest future pay the death and try to buy the better girls but failed till now the cheque is in the mail. So hang high Soft rock star Hang high Soft rock star Don’t shine before swine Choose the highest bidder was my answer When they told me I was up for sale Schoolyard junior high style Bullies have always tried to buy the better girls haven’t they? Choose the highest bidder was my answer When they told me I was up for sale Schoolyard junior high style Bullies have always tried to buy the better girls But failed now cheque is in the mail.

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