Michael Keaton
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Michael Keaton
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We were the best of friends
We're sharing all the things that we had dear
Trading comic books and action figures
And Ninja Turtle gear
We saw his movie in the summer
And it blew our little minds
Re-enacting every scene
And memorizing every line
So we packed our bags now
Goodbyes are in our whisper
You are out in Hollywood
We are leaving home for good
And with my walkman I am gonna walk, man
Straight to your doorbell and ring it and say how great you are
We tried to find him in the phonebook
But his number wasn't there
Mom and Dad don't understand
Your parents never seemed to care
So we packed our bags now
Goodbyes are in our whisper
You are out in Hollywood
We are leaving home for good
And with my walkman I am gonna walk, man
Straight to your doorbell and ring it and say how great you are
You are out in Hollywood
We are leaving home for good
And with my walkman I am gonna walk, man
Straight to your doorbell and ring it and say how great you are
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