Take Me to Tahiti
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Take Me to Tahiti
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Listen to me, lovely;
Shake our relations, hip;
You make such sweet wine
I want to take a sip.
Take me to tahiti
Take me on your plane;
When I reach tahiti,
I'll understand the game.
Eat your crazy banana
Disappear from sight;
I'll be right behind you,
Waiting for a bite.
Take me to tahiti.
I want to change my plane
If I don't reach tahiti
I'm the only one to blame.
Let's go dancing in darkness
They say it's really wild.
It's called the bright fandango,
Just ask any child.
They'll take you to tahiti
They seem to have the style.
Take me to tahiti.
I want to change my plane
If I don't reach tahiti
I'm the only one to blame
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Kevin Ayers performs "Take Me to Tahiti", and this lyric page sits inside the Kevin Ayers catalog on LyroVerse.
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