I Call Fives - Ready To Go

I've been known to put the past behind me
And save my problems for the weekdays
It feels just like how I've always wanted it to be

We gotta make it out
Gotta figure it out
Gotta push it away
I'll tell you right now

We're paving the way
We're crossing the line
We're moving away
We're moving along

I've got a one-way ticket for a two-way trip
Just my luck, it's so obvious
Another night caught in the slow lane
(in the slow lane, always in the slow lane)

I'll make a wish wish on the first star that I see
If I'm lucky maybe you'll be with me
I want to let you know that you're my best friends
My best friends and she said..

"This isn't enough to make me stay
I know this could hurt you in the worst way
But you're just a boy with no sign of direction"
(no sign of it)

So I said..
"You've got to be kidding me
The life that I lead is the one that I need
I never told you to sell your soul
You can leave whenever you want to"

(whenever you want to)
I get away with another day
To say the things that I want to say
(whenever you want to)
I get away with another day
To say the things that I want to say

I've got a one-way ticket for a two-way trip
Just my luck, it's so obvious
Another night caught in the slow lane
(in the slow lane, always in the slow lane)

I'll make a wish wish on the first star that I see
If I'm lucky maybe you'll be with me
I want to let you know that you're my best friends
My best friends, my best friends

It's a long way home
from this road
from this road
from this road (road, road road)

It's a long way home
from this road
from this road

This isn't enough to make me stay
I know this could hurt you in the worst way
But you're just a boy with no sign of direction, direction

I'll make a wish wish on the first star that I see
If I'm lucky maybe you'll be with me
I want to let you know that you're my best friends
My best friends, my best friends

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