Meet And Drink And Pollinate
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Meet And Drink And Pollinate
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Meet and drink and pollinate (x4)
Wear a short black number, they can see through
A brian ferry style lover, is making eyes at at at you
Meet and drink and pollinate (x4)
Working undercover, in his bedroom
A dodgy mack from anne summers
Make his heart boo boo boo boom
Nothing else to to to do
Meet and drink and pollinate (x4)
Wear the short black number, paint the town blue
Get a short rich lover, there's nothing else to to to do
Wear the short black number, paint the town blue
A brian ferry style lover, is making eyes at at at you
Meet and drink and pollinate (x2)
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