Song.com
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Song.com
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I get up and save the world
And though it may be a game
I know it may sound absurd
But I dig the challenge
Gotta hit the sites
Because I'm always surfin', always surfin'
Surfin' for my life
Chatting with a new made chum
Doesn't know I look a bum
She thinks that I'm 6 foot 3
Look like Jason Priestly
Gotta hit the sites
Because I'm always surfin', always surfin'
Surfin' for my life
Surfin' - Looking for a new dimention
Surfin' - Something for my attention
Surfin' - Fire my imagination, Russian porn or new playstation
I get up and save the world
And though it may be a game
I know it may sound absurd
But I dig the challenge
Gotta hit the sites
Because I'm always surfin', always surfin'
Surfin' for my life
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