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Gotta Be Free
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We've seen eachother around this same town. we had our laughs as we hung out. We hopped and skipped and made cool licks, our friends pushed us together. But it's gotta be free, oh what can I say. It's gotta be free. You went out of your way to make me smile. You bought me things and it'd last awhile. My eyes open wide as I see, what's my problem anyway? It's gotta be free. What can I say-it's gotta be free. Our hugs and kisses were so short lived, unable to explain, we laughed it off instead. In an instant you should know-that's what they say but with you it's been years, it's like going up a small hill but never getting over it. It's gotta be free oh what can I say, it's gotta be free.
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Glam
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Wide eyed, luscious, and lustful. Beauty so essential. London, Paris, and Berlin-we're so glam we always get in. Every night of every day-this is the way we like to play. Hoping for something new to see, someone to flirt with me. Where the boys and girls are loved, where do they come from? Through my eyes and through my veil, we're the ones they like to sell. You see us in the magazines checking out our local scenes. Mix me up a cocktails, smoking cigs divine, our private table is waiting 'cuz we are never denied. Where the boys and girls are loved, where do they come from? Open to love, open to hurt, open to gush, open to life. The fizzy drinks are over-poured. The model girls are on the floor. The mogul asking to dance some more. Our spirits are starting to soar. Where the boys and girls are loved, where do they come from?
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