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Boarding Lounges

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Boarding Lounges

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If you leave

Where will you go?

Boarding Lounges are go!

Gates close, escalators climb

Gates close, escalators climb

Gates close, escalators climb

I owe it to you

Owe it to you

I don't want you

You don't want me

Strange enough, i think i need you to stay.

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