Summer Holiday
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Summer Holiday
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You speak in tongues I can't resist
You run me 'round I cannot think
We're driving to your parents house just for a visit and I'm sleeping in your brother's bed
Won't you sneak into my room and climb under the covers talk nonsense in your sleep
Oh
You come unguarded once again
And I can't wait to let you in
We're driving to your parents house just for a visit and I'm sleeping in your brother's bed
Won't you sneak into my room and climb under the covers talk nonsense in your sleep
Oh
You've got some charm I must admit
Don't let me wreck myself again
Driving to your parents house just for a visit and I'm sleeping in your brother's bed
Won't you sneak into my room and climb under the covers talk nonsense in your sleep
Oh
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