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Time Piece Video (MV)




Performed By: The Hate Eighties
Length: 3:36
Written by: Alan Peacock, Bob Rafferty




The Hate Eighties - Time Piece Lyrics
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I was walking through the desert
When a man came up to me and said
'Mr, would you like to buy a watch?'
'It's gold and silver. I really think you need to buy it'
I said, 'oh yes! Please, sir, I'd like to buy this watch. I want nothing more'
'Please sell it to me. I want it now. This need is something I cannot ignore'
Time is running out
Bottle the ocean. Bottle the ocean and the stars
Bottle the ocean. Bottle the ocean and those little dreams lost at sea
I was walking through the desert
When a man came up to me and said
'Mr, would you like to buy a watch?'
'It's gold and silver. I really think you need to buy it'
I said, 'oh yes! Please, sir, I'd like to buy this watch. I want nothing more'
'Please sell it to me. I want it now. This need is something I cannot ignore'
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I was walking through the desert
When a man came up to me and said
'Mr, would you like to buy a watch?'
'It's gold and silver. I really think you need to buy it'
I said, 'oh yes! Please, sir, I'd like to buy this watch. I want nothing more'
'Please sell it to me. I want it now. This need is something I cannot ignore'
Time is running out
Bottle the ocean. Bottle the ocean and the stars
Bottle the ocean. Bottle the ocean and those little dreams lost at sea
I was walking through the desert
When a man came up to me and said
'Mr, would you like to buy a watch?'
'It's gold and silver. I really think you need to buy it'
I said, 'oh yes! Please, sir, I'd like to buy this watch. I want nothing more'
'Please sell it to me. I want it now. This need is something I cannot ignore'
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Writer: Alan Peacock, Bob Rafferty
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