S.O.S. In Bel Air

Album: Bankrupt! (2013)
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  • Well I really got to go now
    Phony eyes and you're not just anyone
    Even though we're not supposed to
    I would rather be close to anything
    Is it a false alarm then I'll go on

    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying
    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying
    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying
    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying

    Alone, alone, alone
    Alone, alone, alone
    Alone, alone, alone
    Alone, alone, alone

    Crystal bamboo
    White azure canoe
    Crystal bamboo
    Do you need an idol or need someone to talk to?

    Put my name on your list
    S.O.S. in Bel Air

    When tired, you're no fun
    When idols are boredom to everyone
    When every piece of every costume
    Are stolen missing I recall the pretty things
    Is it the last of me or lesson one?

    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying
    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying
    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying
    You can't cross the line
    But you can't stop trying

    Alone, alone, alone
    Alone, alone, alone
    Alone, alone, alone
    Alone, alone, alone

    Crystal bamboo
    White azure canoe
    Crystal bamboo
    Do you need an idol or need someone to talk to?

    Put my name on your list
    S.O.S. in Bel Air Writer/s: CHRISTIAN MAZZALAI, FREDERIC MOULIN, LAURENT MAZZALAI, THOMAS CROQUET
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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