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Billie Holiday ~ Getting Some Fun Out Of Life


Edgar leslie / joseph a. burke When we want to love, we love When we want to kiss, we kiss With a little petting, we're getting Some fun out of life When we want to work. we work When we want to play, we play In a happy setting, we're getting Some fun out of life Maybe we do the right things Maybe we do the wrong Spending each day Just wending our way along When we want to sing, we sing When we want to dance, we dance You can do your betting, we're getting Some fun out of life Maybe we do the right things Maybe we do the wrong Spending each day Just wending our way along But when we want to sing, we sing When we want to dance, we dance You can do your betting, we're getting Some fun out of life more free lyrics

Edgar leslie / joseph a. burke

When we want to love, we love
When we want to kiss, we kiss
With a little petting, we're getting
Some fun out of life
When we want to work. we work
When we want to play, we play
In a happy setting, we're getting
Some fun out of life
Maybe we do the right things
Maybe we do the wrong
Spending each day
Just wending our way along
When we want to sing, we sing
When we want to dance, we dance
You can do your betting, we're getting
Some fun out of life

Maybe we do the right things
Maybe we do the wrong
Spending each day
Just wending our way along
But when we want to sing, we sing
When we want to dance, we dance
You can do your betting, we're getting
Some fun out of life

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