Midday (Avoid City After Dark)
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Midday (Avoid City After Dark)
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I like to take a walk out in the midday
Checking life out in the park
I like to take a walk out in the midday
Ah, but I avoid the city after dark
Oh, I love to see the children playing in the rain
Splashing books and kicking mud
Oh, I love to see the kids playing in the rain
Ah, but I avoid the city after dark
I love to feel the ocean blowing in my face
Wave as the old boats depart
I love to feel the wind blowing in my face
But avoid the city after dark
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