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So Kitchy! So Massive!
02:07
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Bring Back The Funk
04:29
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Eat A Bee
00:42
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Dig This Dug
00:44
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Fuuuuck! Huh What
01:23
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After Hours (Faster)
01:29
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one, two, three
if you close the door
the night could last forever
leave the sunshine out
and say hello to never
all the people are dancing
and they're having such fun
i wish it could happen to me
but if you close the door
i'd never have to see the day again
if you close the door
the night could last forever
leave the wine-glass out
and drink a toast to never
oh, someday i know
someone will look into my eyes
and say hello
you're my very special one
but if you close the door
i'd never have to see the day again
dark party bars, shiny cadillac cars
and the people on subways and trains
looking gray in the rain,
as they stand disarrayed
oh, but people look well in the dark
and if you close the door
the night could last forever
leave the sunshine out
and say hello to never
all the people are dancing
and they're having such fun
i wish it could happen to me
cause if you close the door
i'd never have to see the day again
i'd never have to see the day again,
(once more)
i'd never have to see the day again
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