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Let Your Hair Down

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Let Your Hair Down - to have a good time; to relax; to feel comfortable

• The girls are going out tonight, and they are going to let their hair down.
• I am tired. I want to go home and let my hair down.
• We are going on holiday, and we are going to let our hair down.
• When I am at my sister's hours. I can really let my hair down.
• When I am with my boss, I can not let my hair down.
• Do you want to go out, and let our hair down?

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