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1967. One of the band members wrote the song about a girlfriend who he only got to see on Sundays. The song was also inspired by Latin rhythms. This New Jersey based band initially performed soul music. Because all the members were under 25, the term "young" was added to their name.
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Answer
Groovin
on
a
Sunday
afternoon
Really
couldn't
get
away
too
soon
I
can't
imagine
anything
that's
better
The
world
is
ours
whenever
we're
together
There
ain't
a
place
I'd
like
to
be
instead
of
Movin
down
a
crowded
avenue
Doin
anything
we
like
to
do
There's
always
lots
of
things
that
we
can
see
We
can
be
anyone
we
like
to
be
And
all
those
happy
people
we
could
meet
just
Groovin
on
a
Sunday
afternoon
Really
couldn't
get
away
too
soon
No
no
no
no
We'll
keep
on
spending
sunny
days
this
way
We're
gonna
talk
and
laugh
our
time
away
I
feel
it
coming
closer
day
by
day
Life
would
be
ecstasy
you
and
me
endlessly
Groovin
on
a
Sunday
afternoon
Really
couldn't
get
away
too
soon
No
no
no
no
Groovin
groovin
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