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U2 ~ 11 O'clock Tick Tock


It's cold outside It gets so hot in here And the boys and girls collide To the music in my ear Hear the children crying And they know it's time to go I hear the children crying Take me home A painted face And I know we haven't long We thought that we had the answers It was the questions we had wrong Hear the children crying And I know it's time to go I hear the children crying Take me home Sad song, sad song Sad song, sad song La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah Sad song, sad song Sad song, sad song Call out your name Call out in shame Call out your name Call out You better call out Call, call, call out more free lyrics

It's cold outside
It gets so hot in here
And the boys and girls collide
To the music in my ear
Hear the children crying
And they know it's time to go
I hear the children crying
Take me home
A painted face
And I know we haven't long
We thought that we had the answers
It was the questions we had wrong
Hear the children crying
And I know it's time to go
I hear the children crying
Take me home
Sad song, sad song
Sad song, sad song
La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah
La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah
La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah
La lah la lah ... La lah la lah ... La lah lah
Sad song, sad song
Sad song, sad song
Call out your name
Call out in shame
Call out your name
Call out
You better call out
Call, call, call out

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