Sleep Away The Rainy Days
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Sleep Away The Rainy Days
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The early morning
Before the dawning
This is the moment when we care about the offspring
After the shower
We got the power
Walk in the streets thinking who is to deflower
We got the sunny weather
We got the fun forever
We sleep away the rainy days
And in the meantime
We got the sunshine
We call the waitress and we look into her neckline
The minute after
The big disaster
Her strap tore and there was a lot of laughter
We got the sunny weather …
And when it’s raining
We’re not complaining
We look up to the sky and see the clouds are fading
We’re contagious
Come on and join us
Tie your shoes and go crazy for the Busters
We got the sunny weather …
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