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Hall Of Fame
03:46
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Weekend rock & roller with The Midnight Kicks.
Too old, going nowhere - They'd all hoped they'd be the next big thing.
He don't worry, he's just there for the money,
It's an ordinary life, but that's alright.
He knows when the show is over, they're all the same.
Pipe dreams, half sober, the same dealer for the same cocaine.
He'll never have his name in the hall of fame,
It's an ordinary life, but that's alright.
Yeah, that's alright.
Part time rock & roll, free drinks at the bar.
Short lived adoration from a girl in the back of his car.
He'll never be a name in the half of fame,
It's an ordinary life, but that's alright.
Yeah that's alright.
Yeah that's alright.
Yeah that's alright.
Alright.
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Close your eyes, for what you'll see here just may take your mind;
A horror show that's sure to send a shiver down your spine.
I cry, you cry.
We are ordinary people, that's as good as it gets.
Have we a hope, have we a future, have we anything left to lose?
When we cry our tears, they sting and burn.
We feel the world on its axis turn.
We are what we have always been.
We are what we'll always be:
We are ordinary... We're ordinary people.
We are ordinary... We're ordinary people.
We are ordinary... We're ordinary people.
We are ordinary people, living ordinary lives.
We're all out of faith and we're sick of working for what we don't believe.
Our bodies ache, and we're tired from searching for that fading dream.
We dream...
When we cry our tears come down like rain.
Our lives may always be this way.
There are things we will never see.
We are what we'll always be:
We are ordinary... We're ordinary people.
We are ordinary... We're ordinary people.
We are ordinary... We're ordinary people.
We are ordinary people, living ordinary lives.
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Waiting For The Train
01:37
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Another day and the rain pours down,
While i'm waiting for the train.
Close my eyes and think of yesterday,
While i'm waiting for the train
Nothing's gonna change.
Every day's the same.
Nothing's gonna change.
Just waiting for the train.
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4. |
Just Down That Road
03:36
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I've got a girl just down that road.
She's takes up all of my time and leaves me out cold.
You see my girl is a woman, and that woman is work for me.
I've got a pretty girl just down that road.
I could give her my commitment and charm, but it's never enough.
You see my girl is a woman, and that woman is work for me.
All the naïve they fall to their knees for her.
They bend and they break from visions of greatness.
But she's so hard to read, but I'm damned if I leave.
Oh my girl is a woman, and that woman is work.
All the naïve they fall to their knees for her.
They bend and they break from visions of greatness.
But she's so hard to read, but I'm damned if I leave.
Oh my girl is a woman, and that woman is work.
Oh my girl is a woman, and that woman is work.
Oh my girl is a woman, and that woman is work for me.
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Brother Wigan, UK
Rock ‘n’ Roll band from Wigan.
Enjoy the music x
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Members:
Tom Kilby - Songwriter, Vocals, Guitar
Danny Jones - Songwriter, Guitar.
Holly Macgregor -
Vocals
Sebastian Parker -
Drums
Curtis Ledsham -
Bass
... more
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