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Boogie, man
02:32
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Red hot like a chilli pepper
Crank up the heat and take off your sweater
Chilling in the sun
Making it wetter
You can be cool
Or You can be better
Drop a cannonball in the beach pool party
When the sauce gets hot wash it down with Bacardi
Malibu beach house
Ken and Barbie
Brains and brawn
Like Doc and Marty
Hit up the beach and dip your feet
The sun is beaming and I'm gleaming
Bring your friends
Bring your buddies
Hitch a fast ride
In a sweet beach buggie
Riding out the waves, chilling in the sun
When the night comes we can still have fun
Party in the sand
Party in the sea
Party everywhere
Just You and Me
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Ba da da dow
02:00
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I could paint a picture of your face amongst the stars
The lamp posts in the streets or the headlights of the cars
Driving to and from the places we call home
The people that we love will never be alone
I could write a shopping list for how to make you smile
But I am always prone to getting lost down every single aisle
So I'll notate with pictures to try and keep it fun
We'll listen to Jon Spencer 'cos the blues is number one
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Punkowski Records England, UK
Independent label based in Bedfordshire.
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