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Backyard Babies ~ Heaven 2.9


Someone put me on a plane Goodbye farewell adios my friends I need a holiday S.a.s is takin' off again I wanna have my fun Where the nights are long We wanna go away Where the sun will always shine We're in heaven 2.9 Or just put me on a train Goodbye farewell adios my friend Tell her i said hey And i might not come home again A london queen Tokyo teen A frisco fag in the disco scene A new york doll And the berlin boys Can i ride in your car? Goodbye farewell adios my friend Vacations at the jet set sunset bay My girls are drivin' me insane more free lyrics

Someone put me on a plane
Goodbye farewell adios my friends
I need a holiday
S.a.s is takin' off again

I wanna have my fun
Where the nights are long
We wanna go away
Where the sun will always shine
We're in heaven 2.9

Or just put me on a train
Goodbye farewell adios my friend
Tell her i said hey
And i might not come home again

A london queen
Tokyo teen
A frisco fag in the disco scene
A new york doll
And the berlin boys

Can i ride in your car?

Goodbye farewell adios my friend
Vacations at the jet set sunset bay
My girls are drivin' me insane

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