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A Flock Of Seagulls ~ Electrics


I've got information, 'something you should hear, Electrical motion Is in the atmosphere. Something in the air has Given me a scare, Electric in my fingers, Electric in my hair. Electrics ev'ry where Electrics ev'ry where Thinking of the future, Living in the past, Electric interference, Disturbance from the blast. Electrics ev'ry where Electrics ev'ry where Electrics ev'ry where Electrics ev'ry where Electrics ev'ry where Electrics ev'ry where Typed by john manfreda more free lyrics

I've got information,
'something you should hear,
Electrical motion
Is in the atmosphere.

Something in the air has
Given me a scare,
Electric in my fingers,
Electric in my hair.

Electrics ev'ry where
Electrics ev'ry where

Thinking of the future,
Living in the past,
Electric interference,
Disturbance from the blast.

Electrics ev'ry where
Electrics ev'ry where

Electrics ev'ry where
Electrics ev'ry where
Electrics ev'ry where
Electrics ev'ry where

Typed by john manfreda

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