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Worth Your While
02:42
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VERSE 1
Oh, carnation girl
Seventh wonder of the world
A monument between me and you
I swear I’m breaking through
I’ll make it worth your while
Anything to make you smile
Chivalry ain’t lost on me
It’s your world and I’m just visiting
CHORUS
Worth your while
Anything you want from me
Worth your while
Anything I’m listening
VERSE 2
Take me where you wanna go
Anything you want to know
Move fast go slow
Let's take our time
Come on, come on, come on, come with me please
I've got the remedy for all of your needs
This monument is shifting
I say we make this last
CHORUS
Worth your while
Anything you want from me
Worth your while
Anything I’m listening
Worth your while
Anything you want from me
Worth your while
Anything I’m listening
BRIDGE
[Backing vocals]
CHORUS
Worth your while
Anything you want from me
Worth your while
Anything I’m listening
Worth your while
Anything, anything, anything, baby
Worth your while
Anything you want from me
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Power Hour
02:30
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Raging Hormones Melbourne, Australia
Check your baggage at the door. Or, drag it in and destroy it altogether. What’s it gonna be? Fusing blistering, punk- powered hooks with a raft of festival-friendly anthems drenched in 60s rock-and-roll, the Hormones brand of live performance is uniquely their own. Square in the chest lands a remedy for your woes as euphoric as it is raucous: a surefire antidote to everything getting you down. ... more
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