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Artist: George Duke
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Summertime (featuring Everette Harp)
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Summertime (featuring Everette Harp)
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Hopin' that you'll pass my way, mm
Sumertime, oh baby
Hopin' I'll see you again
Summertime
Summertime, my baby
Summertime, summertime
Make it right
We can try to make it last, oh
Summertime, summertime
Summertime
Hopin' that you'll pass my way, mm
Sumertime, oh baby
Hopin' I'll see you again
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