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Weezer ~ Knock Down Drag Out


Any day now, you'll call me up on the phone Say you love me more than you ever did before Chorus: It's all that I can do right now I'll make it up to you somehow I need you on the other side of hope Take no prisoners here in this knock down drag out war That we're waging on each other forever more (chorus) Say you love me now (chorus) Say you love me now Take no prisoners here in this knock down drag out war That we're waging on each other forever more more free lyrics

Any day now, you'll call me up on the phone
Say you love me more than you ever did before
Chorus:
It's all that I can do right now
I'll make it up to you somehow
I need you on the other side of hope
Take no prisoners here in this knock down drag out war
That we're waging on each other forever more
(chorus)
Say you love me now
(chorus)
Say you love me now
Take no prisoners here in this knock down drag out war
That we're waging on each other forever more

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