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Artist: The Manhattan Transfer
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Scotch And Soda
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Scotch And Soda
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Scotch and soda
Mud in your eye
Baby do I feel high
Oh me, oh my do I feel high (So high)
Dry martini, jigger of gin
Oh what a spell you've got me in
Oh my, do I feel high
People don't believe me
They think that I'm just braggin'
But I could feel the way I feel
And still be on the wagon
All I need is one of your smiles
Sunshine of your eyes
Oh me, oh my do I feel higher than a kite can fly
Give me lovin', cause I feel so high
People don't believe me
They think that I'm just braggin'
But I could feel the way I feel
And still be on the wagon (On the wagon)
All I need is one of your smiles (All I need is your smile)
Sunshine of your eyes
Oh me, oh my do I feel higher than a kite can fly
Give me lovin' (lovin')
'Cause I feel so high
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