Million Vacations
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Million Vacations
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friday friday is a good time to shine / night sea journeys journeys to unwind
losing all survival signs / rerun movies taking all your time
C--a million vacations is what you've got in mind
throwing out all kinds of fishing line / friday friday is a good time to shine
rant and rave leave this town behind / start over with a new dream to climb--C
everyone needs a town a tune a dream to rely on
one to dance to one to scream to survive on
you need a high a face a space a chace to rely on
cause you can only drive down main street so many times--C
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