See You Next Summer
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See You Next Summer
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And if you turn your back
And we don't talk about it
Is there anything you'd like to say?
Cos this is the last time
I'm gonna wait
This is the last time
iIll whistle away
Cos if you don't know
I'll see you next summer
So, say goodbye to June
I bet you tell them how
Last summer spent with me
It doesn't matter to anyone at all
Let's not go looking back
So we don't talk like that
With the feeling that
We're marching off to war
This is the last time
I'm gonna wait
This is the last time I'll whistle away
If you don't know
I'll see you next summer
So, say goodbye to June
Say goodbye to June
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