| Sipping a sangria with a girl named Julia
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| Hot Jamaican sand beneath our feet
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| She purred like a cat in a Panama hat
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| She said my passport picture was unique
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| I said I did impersonations would you like to see
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| Turned around to buy her one more round
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| Then suddenly she disappeared
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| Like I feared with another guy
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| Love always seems to let me down
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| Can be found anywhere around
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| The carnival had passed
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| And my heart was beating fast
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| All these married women, it ain’t fair
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| Nervously I said would you like to come to bed
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| A cold silence pierced the evening air
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| Instantly she recognized my insecurities
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| Changing subjects quickly I agreed
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| Then suddenly she disappeared
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| Like I feared with another guy, oo baby
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| Love always seems to let me down
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| Can be found anywhere around
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| Nowhere around
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| The tourist had all gone, winter’s coming on
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| The hotel chambermaid didn’t seem to care
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| Sharing a pina colada we broke into laughter
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| I’ll never know how we made it up the stairs
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| We spent the night together
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| And she woke up in my arms
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| Kissed me tenderly and said goodbye
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| Then suddenly she disappeared
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| Like I feared with another guy, oo baby
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| Love always seems to let me down
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| Can be found anywhere around
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| Nowhere around
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| Love always seems to let me down
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| Maybe I’ll wait until next year, next year, next year |