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Randy Koruschak's Party Crew Shack

from Point Break by Test Dream

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Where I grew up they don't have bike lanes!
They're not big on sidewalks either,
but if you say you'll come out tonight
Then I can give you a ride!
Where I grew up they don't drink pepsi!
They're not big on fresca either,
but if you say you'll come out tonight
You know the drinks are on me!
Because I know we've all been a little tired lately,
And this city stays the same.
But we won't let it win, gonna make our own fun,
Gotta make it all worth something.
And I know she broke your heart man
But I swear we'll be right
here to help you put it together.
But you've got to let us try!
Come out! Tonight!
Even though sometimes life isn't ok
And we'll take it on together our way
We'll be alright.
Come out! Tonight!
We'll get stupid and we'll stay up to late!
We'll tell stories that remind us that we,
We'll be alright.
And someday we'll tell our kids what we remember of nights like these.
I'm telling you man. I think we'll be alright.

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from Point Break, released June 21, 2011

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