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Artist: Jack Splash
Canonical path: /jack-splash/miami-nights
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Miami Nights
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Miami Nights
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When the sun sets in the sea
I think of you, do you think of me?
When the stars shining their lights
Make me remember Miami nights
All at once everything was clear
We fell in love, I wish you were here
We could relive I must so right
And maybe recall those Miami Nights
I recall, I'm a miss
What you are wearing at night it comes to your rips
We made love over and over
Make me remember Miami Nights
All at once everything was clear
We fell in love, I wish you were here
We could relive I must so right
And maybe recall those Miami Nights
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