Lazy Susan
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Lazy Susan
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We used to have a love so true
In the summer back in '72
But you went off to school
I broke every rule
You said I was a fool
And you were right
So listen to my humble plea
It could be the way it used to be
There's good times to be had
Come on lazy don't be sad
You're riding with the kid tonight
Lazy Susan, let's go cruisin'
Do the things we used to do
Oh baby, baby, drive me crazy
The night is young and lazy so are you
But you went off to school
I broke every rule
You said I was a fool
And you were right
Lazy Susan, let's go cruisin'
Do the things we used to do
Oh baby, baby, drive me crazy
The night is young and lazy so are you
Lazy Susan, let's go cruisin'
Do the things we used to do
Oh baby, baby, drive me crazy
The night is young and lazy so are you
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Who performs "Lazy Susan"?
Jim Peterik performs "Lazy Susan", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Peterik catalog on LyroVerse.
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