100 And Something Foxhall Road
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100 And Something Foxhall Road
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Hey, the weekend's come my way
Midland mainline takes me there
Whistling down to forest fields
This town has saved a place for me
Heading through the park and ride
Lying in your arms tonight
And something tells me
It's OK
To feel this way again
To feel this way again
Aah!
What a state
I wanna stay
Nothing's gonna shine this bright
As we lay upon your bed
So burn the toast
And kiss me goodbye
The dream is sweeter than the taste
The dream is sweeter than the taste
The dream is sweeter than the taste
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