Living For The Weekend
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Living For The Weekend
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Marcha, Marcha
If your lucky
Then you will kill karaoke
And self-destruction
Is your best friend
And now you're living
For the weekend
And now you're living
For the weekend
Marcha, Marcha
It's kind of tricky
To stay away from you home and family
And self-destruction
Is you best friend
And now your living
For the weekend
And now your living
For the weekend
Friday evening is you best friend
Now you're living for the weekend
And the nighttime is the right time
To feel like a crashing bore
But frankly Mister Shankly
I can't stand it anymore
I can't stand it anymore
All this living
For the weekend
All this living
For the weekend
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Admiral Freebee performs "Living For The Weekend", and this lyric page sits inside the Admiral Freebee catalog on LyroVerse.
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