It may be greed
But I like it
I'm a hopeless romantic
And my body is frantic
Feel the need
I won't fight it
And if somebody dared us
We would party in Paris

Keep the radio blasting
'Cause it's just what I need
All that I'm asking
Go on and make my ears bleed
'Cause I'm on vacation
With nowhere to go
No more hesitation
There's a fire in my soul

Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
It can never be, ever be loud enough
Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
It can never be, ever be loud enough

Fill my cup
Oh, sure could use it
Gonna rock you like thunder
Till it puts us all under
Won't grow up
'Cause I choose it
I keep feeling this hunger
And to me, it's no wonder

Keep the radio blasting
'Cause it's just what I need
All that I'm asking
Go on and make my ears bleed
'Cause I'm on vacation
With nowhere to go
No more hesitation
There's a fire in my soul

Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
It can never be, ever be, loud enough
Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
It can never be, ever be, loud enough
Ooh yeah

Keep the radio blasting
'Cause it's just what I need
All that I'm asking
Go on and make my ears bleed
'Cause I'm on vacation
With nowhere to go
No more hesitation
There's a fire in my soul

Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
It can never be, ever be, loud enough
Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
It can never be, ever be, loud enough

Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
It can never be, ever be, loud enough
Go on and burn it up
Got to turn it up
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

  1. Maniac
  2. Automatic Man
  3. What You Really Want
  4. Superman
  5. It's Over
  6. First Time
  7. Is This The Way To Paradise
  8. Tear Down The Walls
  9. Burn It Up
  10. Summer Lovers
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