Heat Attack
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Heat Attack
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He was born in the Heartland
Raised on American Bandstand
Now you'll find him
In the cutout rack
He was serious
As a heart attack
He never knew what hit him
I think I'm gonna dance now
She was an American beauty
The kind you find in the movies
Now cue the sound
And fade to black
She was serious as
A heart attack
She never knew what hit her
I think I'm gonna dance now
Break it down for me, fellas
I went on a seven day bender
The message said
'Return to sender'
It took a long time
To find my way back
I was serious as a heart attack
I never knew what hit me
I think I'm gonna dance now
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Splitsville performs "Heat Attack", and this lyric page sits inside the Splitsville catalog on LyroVerse.
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