Houston Is Hot Tonight
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Houston Is Hot Tonight
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Bright lights, Houston is hot tonight
Arabian shieks and money up in the sky
Now I dont mind, a bloodbath, when Ive got oil, on my breath
We're eye to eye, Houston is hot tonight
My brain is tired of the wind
Chicago winters, just do me in
Theyve got a moonman, on the telephone
Project X, hey, Houston control!
We're eye to eye, Houston
It's like, whats happening?
Houston is hot tonight
Houston is hot tonight
Houston is hot tonight
Houston is hot tonight
Houston is hot tonight
Houston is hot tonight
Houston is hot tonight.
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