Hollywood & Vine
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Hollywood & Vine
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The sun is rising on Sunset Boulevard
It's so exciting to be among the stars
I've been waiting all my life
for a day just like today
A happy ending to a not so happy play
Chorus
Hollywood & Vine it's a matter of time
Before they shoot me 'round the world
Hollywood & Vine don't even know the next line
'Cuz the boy always gets the girl
Saturdays matinee watching the silver screen
Those were my favorite days but they were only dreams
I'll soak my head in ice when I see my name in lights
Won't they get a load of me when they see me on TV
Chorus
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