Oh, hello
Hi
You must be new I guess at least you're new to me
Saw you unpacking your car so I said to myself
Maybe I should help her out since we're neighbors now
And all the other people here are elderly
And probably a little standoffish
And I've got nothing to do (and whatnot)
By the way I live in 207 my name is Greg
Wherever are my manners let me get that heavy box

I'm a go-getter guy
With a gun on my hip
But just searching for that someone
To be firing it
I've narrowed down the field
And I'm taking a glance
And I'd say you've got a pretty good chance
To be my girlfriend

What's up didn't mean to sneak up on you there
I looked downstairs and saw you leaving
So what's up
I haven't seen you at the pool since the barbecue
Not that I've been checking here's the deal
I've got this thing for work this weekend
And I was wondering if you don't have anything going on that maybe
OK, hey that's cool you're busy
But we should hit up Jose O'Flannegens For Jello shots
"You-call-it's" okay, not this week, but Monday
You could come over tonight
I'll be watching cop dramas, smoking fatty fatties

I'm a go-getter guy
With a gun on my hip
But just searching for that someone
To be firing it
I've narrowed down the field
And I'm taking a glance
And I'd say you've got a pretty good chance
To be my girlfriend

I've given it some thought
And I really think
That you could use a guy like me
In your life looking after you
A man to take you home a hand for you to hold
And I'd never leave you alone!

I'm a go-getter guy
With a gun on my hip
But just searching for that someone
To be firing it
I've narrowed down the field
And I'm taking a glance
And I'd say you've got a pretty good chance
To be my girlfriend

I'm a go-getter guy
I'm a go-getter guy
I've narrowed down the field and I've taken a glance
And I'd say you've got a pretty good chance
Chance
Chance
To be my girlfriend

I'll leave it there
Call me back
Call me back


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Go-Getter Greg Lyrics as written by Marshall Fanciullo Andrew Volpe

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    xD This song totally made me LOL.

    I love this song!! It's so hilarious how it's so straightforward and awkward. :P

    nightwriter69on June 13, 2008   Link

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