Barry
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Barry
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Do you remember when we had all
When we floated on waves of water
We were something something dark and slick
I like your style ah man we move together
Ah ha we were dancing through doorways and motels
Big hot summer day, it was ? july ?
Streets of angels streets of freedom
But you probably may know why
Why
Do you remember the singing the dancing
The curly waves, the lovely jokes you said.
Neither waiting at the sound of desire
Last tuck you always say makes you a man
Aw Barry you should have danced with me all night long
Yah all night long
'Cause you got so much to give
There were times when I had to know
You had so much to give
You should have danced with me danced with me
'Cause you had so much to give
Had to know
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Gus Gus performs "Barry", and this lyric page sits inside the Gus Gus catalog on LyroVerse.
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