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Nada Surf ~ The Plan


There's a way to drive, I see it once in a while I watch the tail-lights and memorize I won't be too scared, I won't be too tired I'm becoming hard-wired Feeling hazy, waking up inertia I'm having dreams I'm in the wrong picture Am I older than you thought Did you get less than you bought There's a way to drive, I see it once in a while I watch the tail-lights and memorize I won't be too scared, I won't be too tired I'm becoming hard-wired Dan you wanna roast it dan We're gonna kick it in the head if we can Me I'm just, me I'm just, I never got to read the plan Dan you wanna roast it dan You know I never know the right way around I need a map, I need a map I need a map to get us out of this town Now your hand is flashing danger I'm underdressed and you're getting stranger I can't tell you I'm incomplete You're gonna step on me more free lyrics

There's a way to drive, I see it once in a while
I watch the tail-lights and memorize
I won't be too scared, I won't be too tired
I'm becoming hard-wired

Feeling hazy, waking up inertia
I'm having dreams I'm in the wrong picture
Am I older than you thought
Did you get less than you bought

There's a way to drive, I see it once in a while
I watch the tail-lights and memorize
I won't be too scared, I won't be too tired
I'm becoming hard-wired

Dan you wanna roast it dan
We're gonna kick it in the head if we can
Me I'm just, me I'm just, I never got to read the plan

Dan you wanna roast it dan
You know I never know the right way around
I need a map, I need a map
I need a map to get us out of this town

Now your hand is flashing danger
I'm underdressed and you're getting stranger
I can't tell you I'm incomplete
You're gonna step on me

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