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Good Times
03:47
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Stop your fooling around boy
Don't think you know better than her
You'll come around, boy.
Don't think she'll remember
that time you were better than her
ever so slightly.
Coming around.
Coming around.
Good times are for good guys
don't think they'll forget about you
coming around, boy.
Good times are for good guys
they know you are not like them
they can see you boy, coming around boy.
Coming around.
Coming around.
Good times are for the good guys.
Good times are for the good guys.
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Sueño tropical
03:43
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Teusaquillo
03:28
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