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you say
that another day
won't change the way
you feel about me
and you say
that it's just the way
it has to be
i think
i should buy you a drink
and maybe we'll sing
some karaoke
i think
maybe that could be
just what we need
give me one more try
take my hand
and cancel your plans
cause tonight is all about you baby
the moonlight's calling
so come on come on come on come on
snap your friends
and tell all of them
that tonight will be the best night of your life
the night is so young
so come on come on come on come on come on
i'm sorry for the things i said
cause i know i made you feel so very small
treated you the way i did
and then never even treated you at all
i count the moments that i wasted
my head is circumnavigating
every word of every song
that should have been for you
take my hand
and cancel your plans
cause tonight is all about you baby
the moonlight's calling
so come on come on come on come on
snap your friends
and tell all of them
that tonight will be the best night of your life
the night is so young
so come on come on come on come on come on
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Take Me, Shake Me
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Switchblade Squirrel Show Low, Arizona
Switchblade Squirrel is:
Patrick Quin Kermott
Ezekiel
Kermott
Sometimes one of them sings and/or plays the things, and sometimes the other one does those things instead. In general, things tend to get sung and/or played by one guy and/or the other guy.
It's really quite a complex dynamic.
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