Look at that
Here she comes
Here comes that girl again
One of the cutest since I don't know when
But she don't notice me when I pass
She goes with all the guys from outta my class
But that can't stop me from thinkin' to myself
She's sure fine lookin', man,
She's something else

Look at that 'cross the street
There's a car built just for me
To own a car would be a luxury
But right now I can't afford the gas
A brand new convertible is out of my class
But that can't stop me from thinkin' to myself that car's fine lookin', man,
It's something else

Hey, look at that
Just wait and see
Worked hard and saved my dough
I buy that car and then I roll up with joe
Get me that girl and we go ridin' around
We look real sharp with the wide top down
I keep on dreamin' and thinkin' to myself
When it all comes true, man,
Wow, that's something else

Hey, look at that
What's all this?
Never thought I'd do this before
But here I'm a-knockin' on her door
My car's out front
And it's all mine
It's a '41 job not a '59
I got that girl and I'm thinkin' to myself she's sure fine lookin', man,
Wow, she's something else


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    yer right jabe05 the song is great and the video was funny. punk is one of the genre of music out there

    Bad_MamaJamaon January 09, 2007   Link

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