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Bikini Kill ~ For Tammy Rae


Past the billboards and the magazines I dream about being with you We can't hear word they say Let's pretend we own the world today I know it's cold outside But when we're together i got nothing to hide Hold on tight i will never let you down It can't rain on our side of town Wipe the sweat from my hair Tell me we're not better off Wipe the tears from my face The sunnyside of the street where we are more free lyrics

Past the billboards and the magazines
I dream about being with you
We can't hear word they say
Let's pretend we own the world today
I know it's cold outside
But when we're together i got nothing to hide
Hold on tight i will never let you down
It can't rain on our side of town
Wipe the sweat from my hair
Tell me we're not better off
Wipe the tears from my face
The sunnyside of the street where we are

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