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Cars, The ~ Don't Tell Me No


It's my party, you can come It's my party, have some fun It's my dream, have a laugh It's my life, have a half Chorus Don't tell me no It's my transition, it's my play It's my phone call to betray It's my hopscotch, light the torch It's my downtime, feel the scorch Chorus It's my ambition, it's my joke It's my teardrop, emotional smoke It's my mercy, it's my plan I want to go to futureland Chorus more free lyrics

It's my party, you can come
It's my party, have some fun
It's my dream, have a laugh
It's my life, have a half

Chorus
Don't tell me no

It's my transition, it's my play
It's my phone call to betray
It's my hopscotch, light the torch
It's my downtime, feel the scorch

Chorus
It's my ambition, it's my joke
It's my teardrop, emotional smoke
It's my mercy, it's my plan
I want to go to futureland

Chorus

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