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Alabama ~ Gulf Of Mexico


Teddy gentry/robert byrne, 3:59 I live to work and work to live Oh but what i wouldn't give For a ray of sun and a little piece of beach Where the sand dollar is the only currency Chorus: I vote we go to the gulf of mexico You and me by the sea Palm trees call me, oh that's the place i want to be Down where the southern breezes blow On the gulf of mexico Right at five o'clock today I'll pick you up, we'll drive away And i can't wait to feel the sand beneath my toes And i can almost see the sunburn on your nose Repeat chorus Vamos we go... (repeat chorus again) Tag Down where the southern breezes blow On the gulf of mexico On the gulf of mexico That's the place i want to be Down where the southern breezes blow On the gulf of mexico (c) 1990 maypop music (a division of wildcountry, inc ) (bmi) / roberty byrne music (ascap). all rights reserved. more free lyrics

Teddy gentry/robert byrne, 3:59

I live to work and work to live
Oh but what i wouldn't give
For a ray of sun and a little piece of beach
Where the sand dollar is the only currency

Chorus:
I vote we go to the gulf of mexico
You and me by the sea
Palm trees call me, oh that's the place i want to be
Down where the southern breezes blow
On the gulf of mexico

Right at five o'clock today
I'll pick you up, we'll drive away
And i can't wait to feel the sand beneath my toes
And i can almost see the sunburn on your nose

Repeat chorus

Vamos we go... (repeat chorus again)

Tag
Down where the southern breezes blow
On the gulf of mexico

On the gulf of mexico
That's the place i want to be

Down where the southern breezes blow
On the gulf of mexico

(c) 1990 maypop music (a division of wildcountry, inc ) (bmi) / roberty byrne music (ascap). all rights reserved.

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