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Artist: Tommy
Canonical path: /tommy/do-you-think-it-s-alright-ii
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Do You Think It's Alright (II)
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Do You Think It's Alright (II)
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[MRS. WALKER]
Do you think it's alright
To leave the boy with Uncle Ernie?
Do you think it's alright?
He's had a few too many tonight.
Do you think it's alright?
[FRANK]
Yes, I think it's alright,
Yes, I think it's alright.
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