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SOMEWHERE ELSE

from SUNNY FUNNY FUNKY JUNKY by Red Only

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Now's the time I need to go
Here the view's kind of lame
(I'm) sick of playing tick tack toe
Wanna play other games

I bet it's better somewhere else

I may fold a paper plane
And a ship's all the same
I'll get on a choo choo train
Any means to go there

I bet it's better somewhere else

Damn, this place is really cool
Thank you now what is next
Got no time for peek-a-boo
Gotta be on my way

I bet it's better somewhere else

All I need is just a glimpse
Then I can move again
Don't think I'm a ding-a-ling
Someday I'll find the place

I bet it's better somewhere else

At the speed of light
I gotta take off
Quick and swift
I'm wasting no time
Here might be fine
But what will I miss
If I don't split
There's no time to goof off
What's on the list
What could blow my mind
I cannot sit still
When I feel so high
That my feet itch
All's boring and grim
If not elsewhere
I will see it all soon
When nothing's left
All but the moon
With my heart still unfilled
Should I start again
From the very first place
I went to
Is there a rocket at hand

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from SUNNY FUNNY FUNKY JUNKY, released October 14, 2014
Music : Germond G // Lyrics : Cartalier D
© Red Only 2014

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Red Only is a sunny funny funky junky project in which I play almost everything (drums, bass guitar, guitar, vocals, percussions, keyboards,...) and I'm helped by friends for recordings and live. (Momo : drums, Jay P : keyboards, Doun : prog and drums, Jenny : trombone, Bastien : trumpett, DC : Lyrics...) ... more

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