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Dizzy on the Floor
03:43
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Heart pounding as you enter
And you flash a smile from across the bar
Tonight I am in luck
Cuz I'm feeling like your touch
Can't be too far
There's no need to be nervous
Cuz that's when you slap a shot into my hand
Tell me to throw it back
Add another to the tab
With a knowing glance
You tell me that the night is still young
We'll drink one down and get another one
Speeding up as I slow down
You're a twirling top as I kiss the ground
I'm dizzy on the floor baby
And you're dancing in circles around me
I thought I could keep up baby
But you're dancing in circles around me
Now I'm staring at the ceiling
All because you hit me right between the eyes
I stagger to my feet
I won't admit defeat
Not with this pride
I won't try to find a way out
As long as I leave with you at the end of the night
But your moves are all a blur
And my words all start to slur
Down with no fight
You tell me that the night is still young
There are two of you where I saw one
Speeding up as I slow down
You're a twirling top as I kiss the ground
Steady steady, I think I learned my lesson this time
Steady steady, I think I learned my lesson this time
Learned my lesson this time
Learned my lesson this time
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2. |
Second Date
02:36
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T-minus 60
I should get to acting quickly
For the first time all night
No more dancing blindly
And moving in a haze
And that's when we lock eyes
You hold me in your gaze
What would I do,
If tomorrow comes and I don't have you?
What do you say,
Can we meet here for our second date?
T-minus 35
And I just got my tongue untied
For the first time all night
Tell your friend I'm sorry
I didn't see the ring
You just laugh it all off
The beat goes on and we sing
It's safe to say I must be in the zone
Where sobriety is a kiss of death
And time's running out so give me something to remember you
T-minus 10
I just bought a round for all your friends
For the first time all night
Then we clink our glasses
Before you're off the floor
Can I call you sometime? Oh.......
You're walking out the door
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3. |
Press Play
03:44
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I got a thing or two to say to you
I remember when you'd come through for me
All thanks to your tunes
I could charm anyone in the room
But you've since left me stranded
In this jungle and I hope I pull through
Press play and the crowd is yours
Press play and the crowd is yours
But you don’t have me
I got a thing or two to say to you
I remember the nights here were so carefree
The music was loud
And my friends and the boys all got on well
But now I feel like a teacher
Looking after kids on a playground
Well you got me spinning
Stuck on your turntable
Each night’s a broken record on repeat
But my patience is thinning
So it's time that I stepped off
And after tonight there will be
No More Mr. DJ for me
The girls want top shelf if they're gonna talk
The guys all form a line around the block
I'm not an ATM
I'm not some trophy to be won
I'm done with girls like these
I'm done with guys who won't grow up
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4. |
Crazy But Sweet
03:41
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Standing on the edge looking over the side
We shouldn't stand up here unguarded
But the rush is it's own ride.
And now that you're here I can't imagine you gone.
Cuz when I'm under your influence
Nothing ever could go wrong.
It's never enough, no it's never enough.
It's an addiction.
I feel the buzz from my head to my feet, woah
They all say you're crazy
But I say you're crazy but sweet.
I oughta quit you
But every taste of your lips is a treat, woah
They all say you're crazy
But I say you're crazy but sweet.
Standing on the edge looking over the side
You know I'm fearless when you're near me,
You're my #1 partner in crime.
And the crowd below, what would they all say?
They'd say we're a deadly combination,
I say we keep old age at bay.
And what if we took that leap, would they ever understand?
A sense of repose and adventure they'd have to know first hand.
Like the calming sweet of wine mixed with espresso double shot
You got me hooked on your love even stronger than I ever thought.
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The Mad Sugars Nashville, Tennessee
In another time, songwriter Adam Lawrence fronted a garage rock dance pop band called The Mad Sugars in New York City, until life happened and Adam found himself in Nashville. Now with the band reformed, The Mad Sugars come to you with the Reboot EP, a reintroduction and reimagining of once-known songs for a new audience and the beginning of a new era. ... more
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