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Sunburnt
03:32
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Travelin on a dusted road
No direction, only desert clothes
20 days and 30 nights
Saving Grace by the starry sky
Get me outta this heat
I need to go back home
Get me outta this heat
I don’t want to rust alone
Get me outta this heat
When will I learn?
Get me outta this heat
I’m tired of the sunburn
Paradise sign post ahead
Journey into a wondrous land
Haven’t seen my water bottle
Haven’t heard from my friend Joe
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Boys Gone Crazy
03:10
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The boy’s gone crazy
Been blazin’ out in the sun
He’s goin’ wild in the city
Better run
Down at the rock and roll club goin’ out of control
Everybody standing back watchin’ him go
Tremblin’ and a-shakin’
Feelin’ alright
The boy’s gone crazy on a Saturday night
Don’t you come down
Round to my front door
If you’re not tryin’ to come with me on over to the rock and roll club
Everybody there just rockin’ and rollin’
You can steal the floor girl when you’re cuttin’ a rug
Shakin’ vibratin’
Feelin’ alright
We’re goin’ to a party tonight
Hey I see you there man gonna have us a time
Gotta get inside yea you know we’re cuttin’ in line
Dancin’ outside
We’re dancin’ all night
Hey i see you there girl movin’ out of control
You got me hollerin’ and a screamin’ gimme more gimme more
L U V I’m in la la la love
Tumblin’ with a mover at the rock and roll club
Boys gone crazy
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King Bongo Meriden, Connecticut
Originally formed in 2014, King Bongo is a band founded on original songs, high energy shows and overall good vibes. Their first albums are out now and their third album, World Power Love, will be released on July 10th via Funnybone records. Head over to their Instagram, @kingbongoboys in order to keep in touch. NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR MISS IT OUT NOW!!! ... more
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