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Jumping on the Bed
04:35
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See you hurry past the window; where you headed to?
What would you say if I asked to go with you?
I think you're the coolest girl that I've ever seen
Let's go to the supermarket and look at magazines
We can take the quiz and find out if we're really in love
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
Don't let her turn her ankle, fall, and bump her head
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
I came by your place; we went to get something to eat
You asked me if you had anything between your teeth
Running down hotel hallways, eating from the room service trays
I know a piano if you know how to play
You played the Buzzcocks and the Descendants
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
Don't let her turn her ankle, fall, and bump her head
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
Don't let her turn her ankle, fall, and bump her head
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
Known a lot of girls with your name; never meant that much to me before
Now there's no other name that'll ever mean more
And since I can't do much else, I thought I'd try to write you a song
If my dreams come true, it's gonna get you singing along
It's gonna be your brand new favorite song
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
Don't let her turn her ankle, fall, and bump her head
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the
There's a beautiful girl jumping on the bed
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Caseworker Cutie
02:44
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I went downtown to find myself a job
At Temporary Employment Placement, Incorporated
And sitting across the desk from me
Was the prettiest girl that I've ever seen
Oh, I just can't say no
To my caseworker cutie, whoa-oh
I'll do anything she tells me to do
Caseworker cutie
My caseworker cutie
The work is temporary; my love is permanent
But how can I ever broach the subject?
If I tell her how I feel, our time is at an end
Because that is something company policy forbids
I read it in the handbook
Oh, I just can't say no
To my caseworker cutie, whoa-oh
I'll do anything she tells me to do
Caseworker cutie
My caseworker cutie
She's kinda my boss, yeah it's a little weird
She's one of the reasons I haven't grown a beard
The other is that I need a job
Caseworker cutie
Caseworker cutie, I need a job
Oh, I just can't say no
To my caseworker cutie, whoa-oh
I'll do anything she tells me to do
Caseworker cutie
My caseworker cutie, I love you
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3. |
Separated Lives
03:10
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One lane over on the freeway
Separated lives
I hate you—why do I feel this way?
Separated lives
One inch or a million miles between us
What's the difference?
Separated lives
Dead man on the TV
Separated lives
I'm glad he doesn't look like me
Separated lives
Pepper spray in Tower Grove
Separated lives
One lane over on the freeway
Separated lives
I hate you—why do I feel this way?
Separated lives
Pepper spray in Tower Grove
Separated lives
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The Red Squares St. Louis, Missouri
Past their punk years, not quite mods, The Red Squares believe in the power of the power chord, in the militance of melody,
in the righteousness of rhythm.
They play catchy populist rock n' roll and they want to change the world. They are unashamedly geeky, with a wide romantic streak and an unwillingness to talk down to people.
Modern pop action!
This is tomorrow!
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