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Green Day ~ Waiting


I've been waiting a long time For this moment to come I'm destined For anything at all Downtown lights will be shining On me like a new diamond Ring out under the midnight hour No one can touch me now well And I can't turn my back It's too late, ready or not at all Well I'm so much closer than I have never known Wake up Dawning of a new era calling Don't let it catch up you falling Ready or not at all Well so close enough to taste it Almost I can embrace this Feeling on the tip of my tongue Well I'm so much closer than I have ever known Wake up Better thank you're lucky stars Well I'm so much closer than I have never known Wake up Better thank you're lucky stars I've been waiting a lifetime For this moment to come I'm destined For anything at all Dumbstruck colour me stupid Good luck, you're gonna need it Where I'm going if I get there at all Wake up Better thank you're lucky stars more free lyrics

I've been waiting a long time
For this moment to come
I'm destined
For anything at all

Downtown lights will be shining
On me like a new diamond
Ring out under the midnight hour
No one can touch me now well
And I can't turn my back
It's too late, ready or not at all

Well I'm so much closer than
I have never known
Wake up
Dawning of a new era calling
Don't let it catch up you falling
Ready or not at all
Well so close enough to taste it
Almost I can embrace this
Feeling on the tip of my tongue

Well I'm so much closer than
I have ever known
Wake up

Better thank you're lucky stars

Well I'm so much closer than
I have never known
Wake up

Better thank you're lucky stars

I've been waiting a lifetime
For this moment to come
I'm destined
For anything at all

Dumbstruck colour me stupid
Good luck, you're gonna need it
Where I'm going if I get there at all
Wake up
Better thank you're lucky stars

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