Time For August
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Time For August
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I belong to the Man-Of-The-Month Club
And here it is, the end of July
It's just about time for August
To come hot-footin' it by
You can bet that I'm twelve times as happy
As gals with only one man a year
And now is the time for August
To put my heart in high gear
And he can do it, ooh, you oughta see him
With that: Baby I'm here, your worries are over smile
And when we kiss, I know
It won't be cold enough for winter for a long, long while
I belong to the Man-Of-The-Month Club
And this July was only so-so
But now that it's time for August
I've got thirty-one days to glow
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Julie London performs "Time For August", and this lyric page sits inside the Julie London catalog on LyroVerse.
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