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You're acting so shy in the front seat with the Streetlights dancing across your cheeks. Catch my eye, and I promise I won’t turn away. The lights they change, but we don’t face the road Until you hit me with those kiss me lips I don’t want to take you home I don’t want to end this night. I want to watch the moon grow old and I want to watch the star shine die. We’ll run circles ‘round this town ‘til my gas runs out. You’ll smile and pretend you didn’t know I took the long way home.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 4:20 PM UTC
Long Way Home
You're acting so shy in the front seat with the Streetlights dancing across your cheeks. Catch my eye, and I promise I won’t turn away. The lights they change, but we don’t face the road Until you hit me with those kiss me lips I don’t want to take you home I don’t want to end this night. I want to watch the moon grow old and I want to watch the star shine die. We’ll run circles ‘round this town ‘til my gas runs out. You’ll smile and pretend you didn’t know I took the long way home.
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Sep 7, 2013
Sep 7, 2013 at 4:20 PM UTC
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