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Verse:  E   A   E  H  
Chorus:  E   A   H   A  
Jimmy had a polaroid 
taken in the park when we were young 
Jimmy had a polaroid  
oh yeah. 
We turn a million miles an hour
till we fell to the ground
watch the clouds spin around.
We move a million miles away
said it would be okay
which is something that we say.
Julie Hammer had a hi fi
had a stack of records and some 45s
Julie Hammer had a hi fi
oh yeah.
And they turn a million an hour
danced around to the sound
and watched the room spin around.
We move a million miles away
said it would be okay
which is something that we say.
We turn a million miles an hour
till we fell to the ground
watch the clouds spin around.
We move a million miles away
said it would be okay
which is something that we say.
Jimmy had a polaroid 
taken in the park when we were young 
Jimmy had a polaroid  
oh yeah.

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Jimmy Had A Polaroid

by Math and Physics Club

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E A E H

Verse:

E A H A

Chorus:

Jimmy had a polaroid

taken in the park when we were young

Jimmy had a polaroid

oh yeah.

We turn a million miles an hour

till we fell to the ground

watch the clouds spin around.

We move a million miles away

said it would be okay

which is something that we say.

Julie Hammer had a hi fi

had a stack of records and some 45s

Julie Hammer had a hi fi

oh yeah.

And they turn a million an hour

danced around to the sound

and watched the room spin around.

We move a million miles away

said it would be okay

which is something that we say.

We turn a million miles an hour

till we fell to the ground

watch the clouds spin around.

We move a million miles away

said it would be okay

which is something that we say.

Jimmy had a polaroid

taken in the park when we were young

Jimmy had a polaroid

oh yeah.

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