Melrose
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Melrose
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Let's go down to Melrose
Gonna buy you some vintage clothes
Let's go out in Hollywood
I'll be bad, you be good
Friend of mine told me about a party in the hills
said there's gonna be lots of cool people there
I wanna, I wanna, Make fun of all the wannabes
isn't it true
these are the best times we've had
isn't it true
this is us, this is real, this is how I want to feel
She came all the way from Chicago
what she'd find she did not know
restless boy from Tennessee
chasin' down all his crazy little dreams
she said, life can be so t-t-tough in this
town, i need you so it won't pull me
down, so pull me down 'cause I wanna
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Kevin Montgomery performs "Melrose", and this lyric page sits inside the Kevin Montgomery catalog on LyroVerse.
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