Midnight Memories

Album: Midnight Memories (2013)
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  • One, two, three

    Straight off the plane to a new hotel
    Just touched down, you could never tell
    Ah, a big house party with a crowded kitchen
    People talk (shh) but we don't listen

    Tell me that I'm wrong but I do what I please
    Way too many people in the Addison Lee
    Now I'm at the age when I know what I need, oh, whoa

    Midnight memories
    Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
    Baby, you and me
    Stumblin' in the street
    Singin', singin', singin', singin'
    Midnight memories
    Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
    Anywhere we go, never say no
    Just do it, do it, do it, do it

    Five foot something with the skinny jeans
    Don't look back, baby, follow me
    I don't know where I'm going but I'm finding my way
    Same old sh- but a different day

    Tell me that I'm wrong but I do what I please
    Way too many people in the Addison Lee
    Now I'm at the age when I know what I need, oh, whoa

    Midnight memories
    Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
    Baby, you and me
    Stumblin' in the street
    Singin', singin', singin', singin'
    Midnight memories
    Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
    Anywhere we go, never say no
    Just do it, do it, do it

    You and me and all our friends
    I don't care how much we spend
    Baby, this is what the night is for
    I know nothing's making sense
    For tonight let's just pretend
    I don't wanna stop so give me more

    Midnight memories
    Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
    Baby, you and me (ayy)
    Stumblin' in the street
    Singin', singin', singin', singin'
    Midnight memories
    Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
    Anywhere we go, never say no
    Just do it, do it, (yeah) do it, do it Writer/s: Jamie Scott, John Henry Ryan, Julian Bunetta, Liam James Payne, Louis William Tomlinson
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Downtown Music Publishing, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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