Sex and The City
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Sex and The City
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You wake up in the morning
Thinking it is just another day
You're answering your phone girl
It turns out that your David is gay
Meeting up with your girls for the lunch
Talking about men in general
The one to get finally married
Got cheated on after all
This is sex and the city
Welcome to the craziest place
This is sex and the city
The ultimate sexual of me
This is sex and the city
Da da da da hey..
Gets to work there's another party
Trying to get over your ex
Borrow a car, borrow us a car
Tell us lady
You'll find yourself having sex
(Did you see what she was doing, girl no she didn't)
This is sex and the city
Welcome to the craziest place
This is sex and the city
The ultimate sexual of me
This is sex and the city
Da da da da da hey..
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