Hope I Die On A Saturday Night
The Downtown Fiction
There's a day roll in my head, and I've been swimming in this single bed
Floating, I think is time that I step out side
Everything 's gonna be alright
And that day that sais our love is lost
But then you wanna go on shutting stars with me
Monday morning is a deadly one
Let's get dancing in the dollar stone
Cuz tonight I'll be like, there's many other reasons why
I should try to surivive
I hope I die on a Saturday night
And hit it loud, die on a Saturday night
No matter we'll go from here
These streets are take a 'we go, we could just have a '
Or be the kings of the sheeting..
And I woke up with a scary dream and when I laugh it doesn't mean a thing
Came here
Imagine how you use a dead'
I never wanna see your face '
Cuz tonight I'll be like, there's many other reasons why
I should try to surivive
I hope I die on a Saturday night
And hit the time, die on a Saturday night
Let's go, let's go, let's go darling
Let go, let go, let go for just one night
Let's go, let's go, let's go
This sit will just laugh all night
But do you wanna go shifts in the sky
Cuz tonight I'll be like, there's many other reasons why
I should try to survive
I hope I die on a Saturday night
Cuz tonight I'll be like, there's many other reasons why
I should try to surivive
I hope I die on a Saturday night
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