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Come Out and Play (v1)
02:10
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summer heat got me beat
ooh baby I need release
the air is so heavy but you look so light
and in your short sun dress
you know you look alright
come out and play
spiked ice teas in the balmy breeze
ooh baby please stay with me
the rivers edge is oh so nice
lets stay till night
you know itll be alright
when that old sun set
and when that old sun rise...
come out and play
with me
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2. |
It's Not the End (v1)
01:58
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it isn’t over
that’s what I told ya
again, again again again
just wait and see
youll never be
just my friend friend friend friend
every time u tell me no
you cant ever let me go
and its makin my head spin
stop pretending youre all grown
you cant do it on your own
so just let me in
cause its not the end its not the end its not the end its not end
its not the end its not the end its not the end its not end SO JUST LET ME IN!
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