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Artist: Candy Taylor
Canonical path: /candy-taylor/sweet-sixteen-girl
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Sweet Sixteen Girl
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Sweet Sixteen Girl
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Driving down to go clubbing
What do you like to dance?
Radio blasting loud
You feel there is nothing to stop you
On your way
Except the cars in L.A.
You're free, you want to be
Who that is you don't really care
Blue skies on top of you
Blonde and long hair all over you
Sweet sixteen girl
Gonna spread out your wings
It's your chance now to shine
Taste of vodka lemon
Sweet sixteen girl
Keep on discovering
There's so much more in your life
To live and to discover
Driving down Monterey
Where you go to surf
Radio plays Nirvana
You feel there is nothing more cool than this
In your life
Except the clubs in L.A.
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