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Sexy UFO (revisited)
03:33
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Can you hear the singer sing?
Can you hear the speaker speak?
Can you hear the sleeper sleep?
Can you feel the lovers love?
Are there spacemen deep in side?
Do they hover high above?
Do the move like thieves at night?
Are they welcome are they friends?
Sexy UFO
Will you ever know the known?
Will you ever see the seen?
There are things that can’t be given
Things beyond the silver moon
Sexy UFO
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Sexy UFO (BS1 Version)
04:50
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Can you hear the singer sing?
Can you hear the speaker speak?
Can you hear the sleeper sleep?
Can you feel the lovers love?
Are there spacemen deep in side?
Do they hover high above?
Do the move like thieves at night?
Are they welcome are they friends?
Sexy UFO
Will you ever know the known?
Will you ever see the seen?
There are things that can’t be given
Things beyond the silver moon
Sexy UFO
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Clydesdale Tug Of War
03:02
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Clydesdale tug of war
50 boys maybe more
Horse force on the course
Clydesdale tug of war
Clydesdale tug of war
Come on boys pull some more
Boy power heave ho
Clydesdale don’t let go
Clydesdale tug of war
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Basement Spaceman Melbourne, Australia
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