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Coney Island


Coney Island
 
I just wanna go to Coney Island 
I wanna ride the Ferris wheel
With our fingers interlocked
Gazing into each others' eyes
Like they do in the movies
I wanna race in go-carts 
I wanna walk and eat cotton candy
And laugh about nothing
I want a big fat teddy bear
Then when the night ends
We'll walk the boardwalk
Under the moon
And share an intense kiss
Is that too much to ask for?
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