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American Music Club ~ Somewhere


She's all dressed up and waiting for a bus In the hot sunshine She just wants to kill some time But it looks like time's gonna kill her first So she goes to the cocktail lounge to lounge and says "i'm gonna have a real good time." As she sinks into the capitalist chair I don't think that she really cares If somewhere there's people living She finally gets on the bus And sinks next to a very nice lady Who just got out of the hospital She had a major operation The doctor left a knife in her throat And now it picks up radio waves You can turn the dial 'til it comes up in your hand Maybe you'll pick up a populated land Somewhere there's people living C'mon let's go out and really drunk tonight You can be miss bottomless pit of 1983 And i can be mr. out like a light C'mon we got a lot to lose So maybe we can lose it all tonight And then when they shoot us down We won't be around We'll be somewhere where there's people living more free lyrics

She's all dressed up and waiting for a bus
In the hot sunshine
She just wants to kill some time
But it looks like time's gonna kill her first
So she goes to the cocktail lounge to lounge and says
"i'm gonna have a real good time."
As she sinks into the capitalist chair
I don't think that she really cares

If somewhere there's people living

She finally gets on the bus
And sinks next to a very nice lady
Who just got out of the hospital
She had a major operation
The doctor left a knife in her throat
And now it picks up radio waves
You can turn the dial 'til it comes up in your hand
Maybe you'll pick up a populated land

Somewhere there's people living

C'mon let's go out and really drunk tonight
You can be miss bottomless pit of 1983
And i can be mr. out like a light
C'mon we got a lot to lose
So maybe we can lose it all tonight
And then when they shoot us down
We won't be around

We'll be somewhere where there's people living

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