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Band, The ~ Thinkin' Out Loud


I was thinkin' out loud Talking to myself I was up on a cloud There was nobody else No, no i did not call I never was allowed To speak up at all I was just thinkin' out loud Transylvania train, circus never came The heroes are all gone No trampoline, fell without a scream Who's looking for a job Before i realized, i was hypnotized Flashback to the past Cross-eyed jack, monkey on his back We knew it would not last Room service gone off duty The bellman has retired This hotel is a beauty Even the house dick's been fired Then the sky came crashing down And knocked me off this cloud When i fell to the ground I was just thinkin' out loud more free lyrics

I was thinkin' out loud
Talking to myself
I was up on a cloud
There was nobody else
No, no i did not call
I never was allowed
To speak up at all
I was just thinkin' out loud

Transylvania train, circus never came
The heroes are all gone
No trampoline, fell without a scream
Who's looking for a job

Before i realized, i was hypnotized
Flashback to the past
Cross-eyed jack, monkey on his back
We knew it would not last

Room service gone off duty
The bellman has retired
This hotel is a beauty
Even the house dick's been fired
Then the sky came crashing down
And knocked me off this cloud
When i fell to the ground
I was just thinkin' out loud

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