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One to Watch
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Yeah your perfume
The smell it lingers
But your memory
Oh it never fades
You’re a shooting star
Girl you burn so bright
You’re a spark in
My dark night
You’re a dancing queen
girl you look so mean
Gonna bring the boys
Down to their knees yeah
Yeah you’re sitting there
Holding court
The one to watch
The one they want
Duct tape basketball
Yeah you took the shot
And you made the score
Now you got it all
You’re a shooting star
Yeah you burn so bright
You’re a spark in
My dark night
You are the spark
You lit the fire
For the start
Yeah yeah yeah yeah
You are the spark
You lit the fire
For the start
Yeah yeah yeah yeah
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Psyrock + dream punk explorations and a rotating cast of DC's finest.
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