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Al Sharpton Lyrics by Man Overboard

Real Talk

2010

I know you're sound asleep right now
And you can’t hear but I'm gonna explain everything
And turn this into every dream your pretty little head could ever come up with
I'm drunk with the thought of sharing these blankets right now
[Pre-Chorus]
I think we're old enough to know
I think we're old enough to know
I think we're old enough that we would know better if we should know better now
[Chorus]
I pretend that I'm already someone
And all my problems faded away
I should be sound asleep right now
But I'm not, so I'm gonna explain everything
And hope that you can hear me
So your pretty little head goes undisrupted
I'm drunk with the thought of sharing these blankets right now
[Pre-Chorus]
[Chorus]

About “Al Sharpton” by Man Overboard

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"Al Sharpton" appears on "Real Talk " in 2010.

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