Next Summer
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Next Summer
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You wanna dance the night away
And I don't know what to say
You're so pretty I'm afraid, oh yeah
Tell me the things I wanna know
What's your name? Where's your home?
Touching your heart is my goal
Next summer,
That girl will have to pay...for all the things she said
Next summer,
You're gonna be the one, we're gonna have some fun
Oh little girl we're gonna fly...through the sunniest day sky
Destination old hawaii
She will be crying all alone, we'll be kissing at the show
Singing all the nice love songs
Next summer,
That girl will have to pay for all the things she said
Next summer,
You're gonna be my wife until the end of my life
Next summer,
That girl will have to pay...for all the things she said
Next summer,
You're gonna be the one, we're gonna have some fun
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