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R.E.M. ~ Beachball


Tonight's alive The beachball's set to fly Those well tequilaed guys Who smile at strangers. A tes souhaits A tes amours chéri You give a little squeeze And dance the rua-rua-rua-rumba This life is sweet You're dancing in the street Who knows who you might meet Who to find. The little week ends here Thursday has an ear The coffee clash career She talks to strangers And kissing by the sea. A tequila tome 'ti punch, mojito, sling And dance the rua-rua-rua-rumba This life is sweet You're dancing in the street Who knows who you might meet Who to find. We flash the seasoned sky With starfished butterflies To cast a spell And welcome locals Weekenders and strangers. You'll do fine. You'll do fine. You'll do fine. more free lyrics

Tonight's alive
The beachball's set to fly
Those well tequilaed guys
Who smile at strangers.

A tes souhaits
A tes amours chéri
You give a little squeeze
And dance the rua-rua-rua-rumba
This life is sweet
You're dancing in the street
Who knows who you might meet
Who to find.

The little week ends here
Thursday has an ear
The coffee clash career
She talks to strangers
And kissing by the sea.

A tequila tome
'ti punch, mojito, sling
And dance the rua-rua-rua-rumba
This life is sweet
You're dancing in the street
Who knows who you might meet
Who to find.

We flash the seasoned sky
With starfished butterflies
To cast a spell
And welcome locals
Weekenders and strangers.

You'll do fine.
You'll do fine.
You'll do fine.

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