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Don't Change This Tune
03:56
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Turn up the radio
Here comes my favourite song
It's been on high rotation since I met you
I keep smiling when I think about the other night
How you looked at me and what you said it felt so right
Sing this song with me again
I don't wanna hear it end
It thrills me makes me feel alive
Like a rollercoaster ride
Play that song just one more time
Hold your body next to mine
Feel the speakers boom baby
Please don't change this tune
Please don't change this tune
Put on your best shoes
I want to dance till morning light
Then hide out on the beach until the stars appear so bright
Every second shared with you is like a dream come true
And if I lived a hundred lives I'd spend them all with you
Sing this song with me again
I don't wanna hear it end
It thrills me makes me feel alive
Like a rollercoaster ride
Play that song just one more time
Hold your body next to mine
Feel the speakers boom baby
Please don't change this tune
Please don't change this tune
It's Friday night I'm lying on my bed
But a weekend with you won't leave my head
Sing this song with me again
I don't wanna hear it end
It thrills me makes me feel alive
Like a rollercoaster ride
Play that song just one more time
Hold your body next to mine
Feel the speakers boom baby
Please don't change this tune
Please don't change this tune
Please don't change this tune
Please don't change this tune
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Just Take Hold
02:41
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Chris Ball Melbourne, Australia
Chris Ball is a singer-songwriter/guitarist/composer/teacher from Melbourne with a passion for putting a smile on your dial, bringing a tear to your eye, sharing something to brighten up your day. Music to tug at your heart strings and take you on a journey you'll remember :) ... more
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