Cool Breeze
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Cool Breeze
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Deep in the jungle, he lost her favor
Another gambit, he would have made her
He gave her perfume, she use his razor
And decided to changes his ways
She was a gambler, he didn't blame her
She had a dimple in her favor
At the last minute, he always chased her
And decided to changes his ways
Life would be so much more exciting
If we could live It day to day
We could at least adjust the lighting
To illuminate the way
He took the loving that shae'd been craving
She took advantage of the saving
It almost ruin her reputation
And decided to changes his ways
She wasn't crazy 'bout his behavior
She read It somewhre the paper
He was seducing a ballarina
And decided to changes his ways
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Dizzy Gillespie performs "Cool Breeze", and this lyric page sits inside the Dizzy Gillespie catalog on LyroVerse.
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