Hollywood Girl
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Hollywood Girl
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A danish and coffee to take away
By cab i'm only minutes away
from breakfast at tiffany's
a place i feel so much at ease
the man upstairs is trying to sleep
He wants to take some photos of me
In my birthday suit
It's driving him through the roof
Hollywood girl on the fire escape
Don't you wait 'cos it's getting too late
She took a roman holiday
She needs a place to hideaway
Escape the masquerade
Miss golightly's rent is paid
moon river wider than a mile
Sometimes live is such a trial
On the silver screen
Nothing left to do but dream
Hollywood girl on the fire escape
Don't you wait 'cos it's getting too late
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Who performs "Hollywood Girl"?
Menswear performs "Hollywood Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Menswear catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 125 West Third Street and Around You Again with a short reason for opening each page next.
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