South America
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South America
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I'm so selfish, so jealous
Are you out tonight?
I've been longing for the weekend
Did you see me in the back alley light?
And you don't know that things haven't been easy.
It's time now for you to see me.
Are you out tonight? Are you out tonight?
I am so careful, so very careful.
Are you out tonight?
I was talking to a friend in (?)mind(?)
He said he saw you
In the bright night club light.
And there's a chance that a look from a stranger can give you so much more than this.
Are you here tonight? Are you out tonight?
Yes, I saw it happen! It happened, calm down -- calm down!
Yes, I saw it happen! It happened, calm down -- calm down
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