Roll up, stop the pushing and shoving
Fighting for the right to get high
Drink up, cannot miss the last boat
The ship will leave the harbour on time
Bring on all the lost soulstwo by two in hand they board
Set course one more time
Make it the ride of our livesIt's all we need to get by
Making 2 + 3 circles in the sky
Inside, walls look close to bursting
Time ticks, emotions run high
Outside, last look at their watches
Crowds of people counting for miles10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
For the sake of Auld Lang SyneWe're having the time of our livesIt's all we need to get by
Making 2 + 3 circles in the skyIt's all we need to get byIt's all we need to get by
Making 2 +3 circles in the sky
Making 2 + 3 circles in the sky
Set course one more time
Make it the ride of our livesIt's all we need to get by
Making 2 + 3 circles in the sky
For the sake of Auld Lang SyneWe're having the time of our livesIt's all we need to get by
Making 2 + 3 circles in the skyIt's all we need to get by
Making 2 + 3 circles in the sky
Making 2 + 3 circles in the skyrepeat
Mark Anthony Patrick Owen (Manchester, January 6, 1972) is a British singer and dancer, best known for being a member of the pop group Take That from 1990 to 2006 and again from 2010 to present. Owen debuted with the group in 1992 with the album "Take That and Party", which achieved immediate success in Britain. He contributed to the writing of numerous Take That hits, including "Back for Good", "Relight My Fire" and "Never Forget". In 2003 he released his debut solo album, "Green Man", which achieved moderate commercial success. In 2017 he collaborated with British singer Beverley Knight on the single "I'm Not Giving Up". Mark Owen is considered one of the most talented and popular members of Take That, appreciated for his melodious voice and energetic performances.
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