Hollywood Swinging
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Hollywood Swinging
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Hey Hey Hey!
Whatcha got to say!
Say Hey Hey Hey!
Whatcha got to say!
Hollywood, Hollywood Swingin'!
Hollywood, Hollywood Swingin'!
I remember
Not too long ago (hey, hey)
I went to a theater
And I saw a Kool and the Gang show
I always wanted to get into a band
To sing my songs
And then become a bad piano playing man
So here I am
In this Hollywood city
The City of the stars, movies, women and cars
Well, I guess I'll...
I guess I'll start!
Say Hey Hey Hey!
Whatcha got to say!
Say Hey Hey Hey!
Whatcha got to say!
Hollywood, Hollywood Swingin'!
Hollywood, Hollywood Swingin'!
Hollywood swinging (16x)
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