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At The Drive-in ~ Paid Vacation Time


So we see the opportunities Stitch and thread With no down payments Our neighbors see it through their Own eyes so that the others hear The story, the grapevine Dot your i's, cross your t's This forfeitures the burden of another And all those friends you thought you had Are laughing at and not with you And all those friends you thought you knew You'd trade it all for a tank full of fuel Bel aire colonial deluxe number five All the warmth that a boy can give Sheepskin costume I'm a truant officer more free lyrics

So we see the opportunities
Stitch and thread
With no down payments
Our neighbors see it through their
Own eyes so that the others hear
The story, the grapevine
Dot your i's, cross your t's
This forfeitures the burden of another

And all those friends you thought you had
Are laughing at and not with you
And all those friends you thought you knew
You'd trade it all for a tank full of fuel

Bel aire colonial deluxe number five
All the warmth that a boy can give
Sheepskin costume
I'm a truant officer

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