1. |
Youth in Asia
03:27
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(Verse)
Youth in Asia,
Its hard to hate yea,
I wont berate yea,
Not in my nature.
Oriental,
Continental.
Its essential,
She's a rental.
(Verse)
Are you thinking?
What I'm thinking?
The ship is sinking,
Let's go drinking.
New direction,
Same deception.
On further inspection,
She needs affection
(Chrous)
Youth in Asia x4
(Chorus)
Youth in Asia x2
i won't berate yea,
Not in my nature.
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2. |
Unbreakable
03:04
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(Pre-Chorus)
I'm waiting,
For something
(Chorus)
Cause' the Dream Machine yea it's Unbreakable,
I said the Dream Machine yea it's Unbreakable.
(Bridge)
I want to go,
On to the show.
I wasn't sure,
But now i know.
(Chorus)
Dream Machine yea it's Unbreakable,
I said the Dream Machine yea it's Unbreakable.
(Pre-Chorus)
I'm waiting,
For nothing.
(Chorus)
Cause' the Dream Machine yea it's Unbreakable,
I said the Dream Machine yea it's Unbreakable.
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