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Jumping In My Head

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Jumping In My Head

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This little melody, jumping in my head

Out of my fantasy, really makes me mad

I`d like to dance tonight, jumping in my room

It`s funny I feel all right, jumping to the moon

Do, do, do ...

Nightingale sings lonely tunes

Telling the morning comes soon

Dreams fly away like balloons

Thoughts are like shots in "Highnoon"

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