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Get Lucky – Daft Punk
Alle elevernes navne med S.

VERS 1

Like the legend of the phoenix (sabrina og samuel)
All ends with beginnings (Sally og sander)
What keeps the planet spinning (Sara Barzan og Sara lind)
The force from the beginning (Sara Tøt og Sarah Mattar)

HOOK

We’ve come to far (Drengene)
To give up who we are (pigerne)
So let’s raise the bar (drengene)
And our cups to the stars (pigerne)

OMKVÆD

She’s up all night to the sun (sebastian og sigurd)
I’m up all night to get some (Shiva, signe poulsen og signe fosgrau)
She’s up all night for good fun (Sebastian og Sigurd)
I’m up all night to get lucky (shiva, signe poulsen og signe fosgrau)

We’re up all night to the sun
We’re up all night to get some
We’re up all night for good fun (alle)
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky

VERS 2

The present has no ribbon (silja hansen og simone elisabeth)
Your gift keeps on giving (simone ida og simone jin)
What is this i’m feeling? (sander og søren bagge)
If you want to leave, I’m with it (søren claudi og søren sams)

HOOK

We’ve come to far
To give up who we are
So let’s raise the bar
Ans our cups to the stars

OMKVÆD

She’s up all night to the sun
I’m up all night to get some
She’s up all night for good fun
I’m up all night to get lucky

We’re up all night to the sun
We’re up all night to get some
We’re up all night for good fun
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky
We’re up all night to get lucky

BRO

We’re up all night to get
We’re up all night to get
We’re up all night to get
We’re up all night to get
We’re up all night together
We’re up all night (let’s get back together!)
We’re up all night to get funky
We’re up all night to get loved again
We’re up alle
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