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Pet Shop Boys ~ Liberation


Take my hand, I've changed my mind again Really, I believed it true That all who fell in love were foolish But I was wrong, I've learned that lesson well All the way back home at midnight You were sleeping on my shoulder Take my hand, Don't think of obligations Now, right now, Your love is liberation To free in me The trust, I never dared I always thought the risk too great But suddenly, I don't hesitate, so Take my hand, Don't think of complications Now, right now, Your love is liberation Liberation Ta ra ra ra ra ra Ta ra ra ra ra ra The night, the stars Our light shone through the dark All the way back home at midnight You were sleeping on my shoulder Take my hand, Don't think of hesitation Now, right now, Your love is liberation Liberation Ta ra ra ra ra ra Ta ra ra ra ra ra Ta ra ra ra ra ra Back home at midnight All the way back home at midnight more free lyrics

Take my hand,
I've changed my mind again
Really, I believed it true
That all who fell in love were foolish
But I was wrong,
I've learned that lesson well
All the way back home at midnight
You were sleeping on my shoulder

Take my hand,
Don't think of obligations
Now, right now,
Your love is liberation

To free in me
The trust, I never dared
I always thought the risk too great
But suddenly, I don't hesitate, so

Take my hand,
Don't think of complications
Now, right now,
Your love is liberation
Liberation

Ta ra ra ra ra ra
Ta ra ra ra ra ra

The night, the stars
Our light shone through the dark
All the way back home at midnight
You were sleeping on my shoulder

Take my hand,
Don't think of hesitation
Now, right now,
Your love is liberation
Liberation

Ta ra ra ra ra ra
Ta ra ra ra ra ra

Ta ra ra ra ra ra

Back home at midnight
All the way back home at midnight

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