Fun And Games
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Fun And Games
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Coming home, feeling depress
It's time you loosened up
Ain't the sort to let life get you down
Take a walk down a seedy street
Look at all that's going on
Neon lights burn bright this part of town
Can't you see, it's a dirty game but it's so
Much fun yeah
Can't you see, that fun and games are
What we need, to pull us up when we're
Feeling down
Come with me, we will have fun and
Games
See that man, he wants your money
You'll have to pay his price; if you want the
Best you have to pay
Come on in, the girls inside will satisfy your
Vice
Fun and games the order of the day
Crazy things, blue movie queens and dirty
Magazines
Anything you want it's all on show
This is the smoke's west end of town
Reap your rewards before you go
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