The Train To China
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The Train To China
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Bikini girls and hunks are showing us the joys of being perfect
Bouncing balls in Junes theyre cruising surfing to those tunes we love
Hi- ho but get rubbing brickshaw please be careful with my tan
Brushed red as a washed up can but warm enough to tempt the lifeguard
Save me brick shore take me in your rickshaw far away to China
Save me brick shore take me in your rickshaw far away to China
Get those limbs around my waist I need resuscitation
Hammer on my heart and that old door of love will let you in
Hi- ho but get rubbing brickshaw please be careful with my tan
Brushed red as a washed up can but warm enough to tempt the lifeguard
Save me brick shore take me in your rickshaw far away to China
Save me brick shore take me in your rickshaw far away to China
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