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Cazzette - Beam Me Up Lyrics

[Kelly Sheehan]
Tonight we'll run away
Speeding faster than a midnight train
Somewhere to such a place
Where the stars come out to light your face
We'll leave behind a world in darkness
Go where no one's broken hearted
Take off without a trace
Neon angels, up and away


Ride my clouds
I think we're getting closer
Don't stop now
Off the ground
Higher than a supernova
Don't look down [x4]

Beam me up
Beam me up
Beam me up
Beam me up

Ride my clouds
I think we're getting closer
Don't stop now
Off the ground
Higher than a supernova
Don't look down [x2]

After we kissed the sun
We can burn our names into the sky
Feel my electric touch
Taste my supersonic lullaby

Ride my clouds
I think we're getting closer
Don't stop now
Off the ground
Higher than a supernova
Don't look down [x4]

Beam me up
Beam me up
Beam me up
Beam me up

Ride my clouds
I think we're getting closer
Don't stop now
Off the ground
Higher than a supernova
Don't look down [x2]

Ride my clouds
I think we're getting closer
Don't stop now
Off the ground
Higher than a supernova
Don't look down [x2]

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See also:
Emmelie de Forest – Only Teardrops lyrics

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