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B2 - It's All Your Show

from Radio Extended Play by Alright Alright

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We just love Sweeney's daughter.
Her name is Doris.

One of those things is a lie.

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Why you sitting alone?
Honey, it aint’ the time to wind up
Just pick up the phone
I promise that I’ve made my mind up

I just can’t believe
The way the word’s been getting round now
Why won’t you look at me?
When it looks like I’m the one who’s bound to say

Adelaide
You’ll be okay
Even on your darkest day
You can ask yourself but you already know
Adelaide
It’s all your show
You don’t gotta sink so low
Hey, I’m trying to tell you something.

Push it till it breaks
What’s the worst thing that could happen?
Just don’t be afraid
If sometimes it comes unfastened
Tear down the wall
But it’s not in my power to give ya
Freedom from it all
But when you find it I’ll be with ya

Hey,
Adelaide
You’ll be okay
Even on your darkest day
You can ask yourself but you already know
Adelaide
It’s all your show
It’ll either sink or float.
Hey, I’m trying to tell you

If I turn out the light
If I say good nite
It will be all right

Dark before the dawn
About as bad as I have seen it
Look and if I’m gone
It doesn’t mean I didn’t mean it

Hey, Adelaide
You’ll be okay
Even on your darkest day
You can ask yourself but you already know

Adelaide
It’s all you show
It’ll either fall apart or grow
Hey I’m trying to tell you something

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from Radio Extended Play, released December 10, 2013
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w&m Sweeney

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