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I get back home at a quarter to four
What ya doin' with your keys inside my door?
Seventeen and you've never been here before
I try my best not to put you down
There's a hole in my head where the words fall out
Don't care what faithless people say
Should I care?
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Seventeen, oh, oh
Don't change one thing, oh, oh
We take our chances every day
We watch those bleeding hearts decay
I'd walk through walls, would it make you stay?
I burnt my bridges and I burned my friends
If I had my time I'd do it again
Don't care what faithless people say
I don't care
Seventeen, oh, oh

Don't change one thing, oh, oh
Just burn to the end at seventeen girl, oh, oh
Seventeen, oh, oh
Don't change one thing, oh, oh
Just burn to the end at seventeen girl, oh, oh
I don't wanna talk, I wanna go home
There's a voice in my head, won't leave me alone
I want you to follow me home
'Cause I know this star that we transcend
Could be the only chance we get
Seventeen, I've never been here before
Seventeen, oh, oh
Don't change one thing, oh, oh
Just burn to the end at seventeen girl
Seventeen, oh, oh
Don't change one thing, oh, oh
Just burn to the end at seventeen girl
Burn to the end

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Nicole Wray (born Nicole Monique Wray on July 1, 1981), is an American singer, rapper, songwriter, dancer, and actress. Wray was born in Salinas, California, and raised in Portsmouth, Virginia. Wray first rose to fame in late 1990s when she sang on rapper and music producer Missy Elliott's debut album, Supa Dupa Fly. In August 1998, Nicole released her debut album, Make It Hot. The album featured the top ten single Make It Hot. In 2000, Nicole started working on another album, Elektric Blue. The album featured the sultry ballad, I'm Lookin'.

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