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Boo Radleys, The ~ Get On The Bus


Though you know you have to go It's much too hard to do Pack all your things Though you only have a few We have got no business here There's nothing left for us Get on the bus... Streets stretch out miles ahead Half blind wishing i'd come to bed Where's he? i told him there On this day at this hour I don't wanna make a scene or cause a fuss Here it is right on time, it really is a must Get on the bus Streets stretch out miles away As we have this curse place on time Where next i've no idea Ask the driver if you care I don't wanna make a scene or cause a fuss Here it is right on time, it really is a must Get on the bus So we proved we're alive Showed that we can beat time Another one joins the line of those who've died But i still see Yes i still hear And oh! what a time we had Oh! what a time we had... more free lyrics

Though you know you have to go
It's much too hard to do
Pack all your things
Though you only have a few
We have got no business here
There's nothing left for us
Get on the bus...

Streets stretch out miles ahead
Half blind wishing i'd come to bed
Where's he? i told him there
On this day at this hour
I don't wanna make a scene or cause a fuss
Here it is right on time, it really is a must
Get on the bus

Streets stretch out miles away
As we have this curse place on time
Where next i've no idea
Ask the driver if you care
I don't wanna make a scene or cause a fuss
Here it is right on time, it really is a must
Get on the bus

So we proved we're alive
Showed that we can beat time
Another one joins the line of those who've died
But i still see
Yes i still hear
And oh! what a time we had
Oh! what a time we had...

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