Golden Bodies
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Golden Bodies
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High, dreaming on the seventh floor
I always need a little bit more distraction
I don't want to work, I'd rather be in the sun
Cos they're all out there...watch out...see those
Golden bodies passing my way
Golden bodies now summer's here to stay
So tell me, what you gonna do tonight
Is there some place we can find
Dancing on the beach by moonlight
Til morning
Here under a banana tree
Sitting with my daiquiri rum beside me
It's clear I'm never gonna give up this life of ease
Cos it's alright...hold tight...see those
Golden bodies passing my way
Golden bodies now summer's here to stay
So tell me, what you gonna do tonight
Is there some place we can find
Dancing on the beach by moonlight
Til morning
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Phillips Anthony performs "Golden Bodies", and this lyric page sits inside the Phillips Anthony catalog on LyroVerse.
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