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Holly Daye
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Yeah, what you said was true,
You don't need mending.
They'll come after you,
So stop pretending.
Just go away,
On Holiday,
Just go away.
On holiday,
Just go away,
On holiday.
Something more, but nothing less,
You or me, it doesn't matter,
I don't care what they said,
I don't care any longer.
Something more, but nothing less,
You or me, it doesn't matter,
I don't care what they said.
Yeah, what you did was wrong,
Don't need me to tell you.
You were looking out for someone,
Who doesn't deserve you.
Just go away,
On Holiday,
Just go away.
On holiday,
Just go away,
On holiday.
Something more, but nothing less,
You or me, it doesn't matter,
I don't care what they said,
I don't care any longer.
Something more, but nothing less,
You or me, it doesn't matter,
I don't care what they said.
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Horn & Hoof Records Manchester, UK
Horn & Hoof Records are a Independent distributor of punk rock / ska and general good vibes. Based in South Manchester, England
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