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The Time Is Right
05:03
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Walking down the road with my iPod in special mode
I won't take any time to tell you now
of what I've been told
Oh the time is right x4
Listening to lies spoken in my ears from the lips of the iPod
and all the other means
keeping mu amused listening to all the news
of you and all your dreams
Oh the time is right x4
So I'm as free as a bird can go anywhere
share my shots with anyone I choose
But I will turn off my iPod pull out
the ear-piece to listen to you
Oh the time is right x4
I believe every word you say and now see it your way
so let's get together spend more time to say
I am yours my iPod too and you are mine
and you are mine, - you are mine - you are mine and
Oh the time is right x 4 and to fade
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