Santa Monica Nights
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Santa Monica Nights
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Remember santa monica nights
Just you and me
And the hazy moonlight
All the palm trees were swaying
To our sweet melody
Don?t you know that we will always have
Santa monica nights
Don?t you know that we will always share
Santa monica nights
Whenever I feel tired and blue
I close my eyes
And start dreaming about you
In my mind I?m replaying
Such a sweet memory
Just remembering that we once shared
Santa monica nights
Don?t you know that we will always share
Santa monica nights
All the palm trees were swaying
To our sweet melody
Don?t you know that we will always have
Santa monica nights
Don?t you know we will always share
Santa monica nights
Santa monica nights ...
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David Hasselhoff performs "Santa Monica Nights", and this lyric page sits inside the David Hasselhoff catalog on LyroVerse.
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