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Vegas

from Right Now! by Pindhurst Farms

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You’ve got it rough,
Out of luck and you just don’t give a, a fuck
And you just spend your last ten bucks on a haircut
It’s not too late

You'll take your money, and we can go downtown
And we could,
Have ourselves a good time, all around
And you’ll bring your friends well,
Well baby I got mine and we could,
Have ourselves a good time, or lie

Let’s all go to Vegas,
And forget all the names of these girls callin’ me, “baby”
She’ll drive me crazy
‘Til the sun comes up and the mornin’ passed
You knew this feeling wouldn’t last
but soon she starts to realize

There comes a time, you’ve got to stop pretending
All the shit that you feed me, baby it’s never-ending
The more you lie, the more you keep forgetting
That in order to give,
You gotta need less than you're getting

You'll take your money, and we can go downtown
And we could,
Have ourselves a good time, all around
And you’ll bring your friends well,
Well baby I don’t mind, and we could
Have ourselves a good time, or lie

A day away, just a day away from sayin’ the thing that I wanted to say
I tried to take it slow, I guess she didn’t know
‘cause she gave it away

Some real bad news after a long delay,
When time gets in the way of what you're tryin' to say,
Oh win or lose, I'm takin' my shoes
and I'm walkin' away

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from Right Now!, released February 10, 2014
Johnson (Lead Vocals, Guitar, Lyrics)
Lovisa (Bass Guitar)
Noe (Percussion)
Pouliot (Guitar, Backing Vocals)

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Rock Jam Pop quartet hailing from Long Island who make music to dance with you to.

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