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Oasis ~ Take Me Away


Just when it falls apart And when it's time to start Will you sit down here for another day And when it's time to be All the things that we Are wishing away for another day Cos in my soul we know where we're goin We're goin where the grass is green, the air is clean and the good times are growin' So take me away Just for today Cos I'm sat here on my own I'd like to be Under the sea Where they'd probaly need a phone And just when it falls apart And just when it's time to start Will you sit down here for another day Cos in my soul we know where we're goin We're goin where the grass is green, the air is clean and the good times are growin' So take me away Just for today Cos I'm sat here on my own I'd like to be Under the sea Where they'd probaly need a phone I could be you If I wanted to But I've never got the time You could be me And pretty soon you will be But you're gonna need a line Need a line Need a line Need a line more free lyrics

Just when it falls apart
And when it's time to start
Will you sit down here for another day
And when it's time to be
All the things that we
Are wishing away for another day
Cos in my soul we know where we're goin
We're goin where the grass is green,
the air is clean and the good times are growin'
So take me away
Just for today
Cos I'm sat here on my own
I'd like to be
Under the sea
Where they'd probaly need a phone
And just when it falls apart
And just when it's time to start
Will you sit down here for another day
Cos in my soul we know where we're goin
We're goin where the grass is green,
the air is clean and the good times are growin'
So take me away
Just for today
Cos I'm sat here on my own
I'd like to be
Under the sea
Where they'd probaly need a phone
I could be you
If I wanted to
But I've never got the time
You could be me
And pretty soon you will be
But you're gonna need a line
Need a line
Need a line
Need a line

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