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Payday
03:56
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It’s near the end of the month so we all know what that means
and you excuse for not coming out is gonna seem to weak
cause we both know what happens on the 28th
oh it’s the cheque I've been waiting for so lets celebrate
so give me a break I've just got paid
I've only got enough money for fun for three days
before the bills arrive to take it away
no chance to save the way i behave
so come out tonight it will be ok
i’m gonna hug you so tight put your worries away
because the bills can’t take my love for you
I guess we could stay in just watch the repeats on TV
all the shows about houses and money, how we all should be
why worry about the future we don’t even know?
you know i still feel young so come out before we get too old
so give me a break I've just got paid
I've only got enough money for fun for three days
before the bills arrive to take it away
no chance to save the way i behave
so come out tonight it will be ok
I'm gonna hug you so tight put your worries away
because the bills can’t take my love for you
I wont let you down when things get tight
I know you wont let me down so come tonight
because the bills can’t take my love
the bills can’t take my love
the bills can’t take my love for you
don’t let me down cause I wont let you down
don’t let me down cause I wont let you down
give me break I've just paid I wanna have fun today
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The Title Sequence London, UK
Childhood friends David Bailey & Nick Crofts formed The Title Sequence in 2010
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No Middle Name
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Bailey's solo dream pop project
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O FONDLE HIS BEAUTY
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The Origins of The Title Sequence
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