We are the Pipettes...
Gwenno! RiotBecki! Rosay!
One, two, three, let's go!

Take us, take us to your planet
We've got enough we can't stand it
give us a sound and we'll can it
Can it can it can it

We've taken all we can manage
Just say the word and we'll ban it
Make us a deal and we'll land it and we'll brand it

We are the Pipettes
And we've got no regrets
If you haven't noticed yet
We're the prettiest girls you've ever met
We are the Pipettes
We will drop you in our nets
When you're crying in your bed
You'll hope we haven't finished with you yet

Take us, take us to your planet
Give us your mind and we'll scan it
Send us a ship and we'll man it
'Cause we mean it

Throw us the love we've been handed
Lend us some film we'll be candid
Give us the wheels
Make us a meal
Do you know how I feel?

We are the Pipettes
And we've got no regrets
If you haven't noticed yet
We're the prettiest girls you've ever met
We are the Pipettes
We will drop you in our nets
When you're crying in your beds
You'll hope we haven't finished with you

We are the Pipettes
And we've got no regrets
If you haven't noticed yet
We're the prettiest girls you've ever met
We are the Pipettes
We will drop you in our nets
When you're crying in your beds
You'll hope we haven't finished with you yeah
We haven't finished with you yeah
We haven't finished with you yeah
We haven't finished with you yet


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    heard this in topshop :) bangin

    joyypoppet.on September 03, 2006   Link

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