Hey Ya! (feat. Ilse Hendrix)
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Hey Ya! (feat. Ilse Hendrix)
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Ladies and gentlemen... The Midnight Generation!
Hey Y'all! Wake up!
Call me The Boogie men!
We used to let this fly away
remember the night, girl
hanging on the streets always drunk
You are not the men I used to know
You are not the men I used to love
But now we can hang all night!
Back to the seventies, yeah!
Twisting emotions, we uaed to break each others' hearts
Baby, I'm a man you can't replace from down out-site
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