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Chris Rea ~ Midnight Blue


I got my money I got it here in my hand Ok let me tell you This is how we stand I've waited so long Good things, never too late So don't take no chances Leave nothing to faith I wanna walk tall in midnight blue Look good, oh so good Step out in midnight blue Midnight blue I watch the razors with their class and their style Dressed to kill, man Their lives is just one great big smile And oh i wanna be there When they dish that stuff out Cool and collected Man that's what it's all about So gimme, gimme, gimme I want midnight blue I love midnight blue I'm gonna step out in midnight blue So gimme, gimme, gimme midnight blue Midnight blue I walk tall in midnight blue Look good, oh so good In midnight blue more free lyrics

I got my money
I got it here in my hand
Ok let me tell you
This is how we stand
I've waited so long
Good things, never too late
So don't take no chances
Leave nothing to faith

I wanna walk tall in midnight blue
Look good, oh so good
Step out in midnight blue
Midnight blue

I watch the razors with their class and their style
Dressed to kill, man
Their lives is just one great big smile
And oh i wanna be there
When they dish that stuff out
Cool and collected
Man that's what it's all about

So gimme, gimme, gimme
I want midnight blue
I love midnight blue
I'm gonna step out in midnight blue
So gimme, gimme, gimme midnight blue
Midnight blue
I walk tall in midnight blue
Look good, oh so good
In midnight blue

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