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American Hi-Fi ~ Hi-Fi Killer


i wanna turn you on again turn you around and maybe then tune you out i don't know how to make it real what ever you want it's not big deal change my tone [chorus:] i gotta disappear don't wanna hear that sound on the radio yeah we could all hum along cause it's the same old song i don't know how to make it stop (go left to the dial) to really rock but i'm not sure yeah i'll kick it over anyway it's cool but your starting to decay it's in your face [repeat chorus] you could watch me come undone you could watch me come undone yeah you you could watch me come undone (two) freak you you could hum along, you could hum along you could hum along, you could hum along i wanna turn you on again turn you around and maybe then [repeat chorus] i gotta disappear don't wanna hear that sound on the radio yeah we could all hum along yeah we could hum along yeah more free lyrics

i wanna turn you on again
turn you around and maybe then tune you out
i don't know how to make it real
what ever you want it's not big deal
change my tone

[chorus:]
i gotta disappear
don't wanna hear that sound on the radio
yeah we could all hum along
cause it's the same old song

i don't know how to make it stop
(go left to the dial) to really rock
but i'm not sure yeah
i'll kick it over anyway
it's cool but your starting to decay
it's in your face

[repeat chorus]

you could watch me come undone
you could watch me come undone
yeah you
you could watch me come undone
(two) freak you
you could hum along, you could hum along
you could hum along, you could hum along

i wanna turn you on again
turn you around and maybe then

[repeat chorus]

i gotta disappear
don't wanna hear that sound on the radio
yeah we could all hum along
yeah we could hum along
yeah

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