Top Forty Song
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Top Forty Song
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Well you take me to a far away place
And I want to make feverish love
Go on, go and see how happy you can be
In a place on the shore with me
Ruby red go and take your self
I'm comin back and I'm not gonna wait
When I'm going to my to my head
I know what you'll say to the past
Well you take me to a far away place
And I want to make you feel like making love
Go on, lonely, seeing how happy you can be
In a place on the shore with me
We're gone away, but we're ready
Can you see that you're comin fast
I know that you're going to pay
And I'm not cause you don't wanna play
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