Summer Holiday

Album: Summer Holiday (1963)
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  • We're all going on a summer holiday
    No more working for a week or two.
    Fun and laughter on our summer holiday,
    No more worries for me or you,
    For a week or two.

    We're going where the sun shines brightly
    We're going where the sea is blue.
    We've all seen it on the movies,
    Now let's see if it's true.

    Everybody has a summer holiday
    Doin' things they always wanted to
    So we're going on a summer holiday,
    To make our dreams come true
    For me and you.
    For me and you. Writer/s: BRIAN BENNETT, BRUCE WELCH
    Publisher: Songtrust Ave, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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