Tokyo
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Tokyo
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There's a lot of sexy ladies, in Tokyo
Millions who have babies, in Tokyo
All that I've been looking for
Is one that's free
Got to go, to Tokyo
Got to go, to Tokyo
It must be in their cooking, in Tokyo
Or the way they bow to me, in Tokyo
I find Japanese ladies irresistible
Got to go, to Tokyo
Got to go to Tokyo
Got to go, to Tokyo
Got to go, to Tokyo
Take me on a fast train, to Tokyo
Take me on a jet plane, to Tokyo
Take me in a wheel chair,
Just take me there
Got to go, to Tokyo
Got to go, to Tokyo
I got to go to Tokyo
I got to go to Tokyo
I got to go to Tokyo
I got to go to Tokyo
I got to get to Tokyo
I got to get to Tokyo
I got to get to Tokyo
I got to get to Tokyo
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