| The kids were shouting «Let us out!»
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| And their parents did
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| Then 2 years, then 3 years
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| Then show time and now they’re making rock 'n' roll
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| Those kids are making progress now
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| They say «Hear us out!» |
| in every town
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| They do it 1 mile by 1 mile at a time
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| Though it seems like every time I get a little bit closer
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| To what I want I land further away from where and when I was a little bit
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| younger
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| If you still don’t know how the cadence goes
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| We say:
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| This parade still marches on
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| Louder than it ever was
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| Right, left, right, c’mon
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| C’mon get up and just follow the tempo
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| Where streets filled with people
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| Sing on and on and on through the town
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| The beat goes on
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| The kids are yelling «Play the song
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| That I heard that once!
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| I don’t know what it’s called or how it goes
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| But it’s all the same to me.»
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| The girls are screaming «Let us in
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| Because we’re what you want to solve all your problems for tonight
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| Because you’re just so rock 'n' roll.»
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| Though it seems like every time I get a little bit closer
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| To what I want I land further away from where and when I was a little bit
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| younger
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| If you still don’t know the way we roll
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| We go:
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| This parade still marches on
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| Louder than it ever was
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| Right, left, right, c’mon
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| C’mon get up and just follow the tempo
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| Where streets filled with people
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| They sing on and on and on through the town
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| The beat goes on
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| (Whoo)
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| Let’s get back to tearing this place a new floor
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| Left, right, left, c’mon
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| C’mon get up and just follow the tempo
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| Streets filled with people
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| They sing on, on, they sing and on and on and on
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| The beat goes on |