Yeah!

Lunachicks

Yeah
If you wanna watch a movie
And eat some popcorn
I'll say yeah yeah yeah yeah

If you wanna go for a ride
I love to go real fast, oh

I like it sour
I like it sweet
I like it hot, I like it cold
I like it new, I like it old
I like it inside, I like it in the street

And if you wanna just hang out
And if you wanna dance inside
And if you wanna do somethin
And if you wanna just say yeah just say yeah
just say yeah just say yeah

Yeah
If you wanna eat some candy
Well I got plenty right here, yeah!

I like it sour
I like it sweet
I like it hot, I like it cold
I like it new, I like it old
I like it inside, I like it in the street

And if you wanna just hang out
And if you wanna dance inside
And if you wanna do somethin'
Or if you wanna do nothin'
And if you wanna be happy
And if you wanna just say yeah just say yeah
Just say yeah just say yeah


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    That Band RULES.. :)

    pooron March 04, 2003   Link

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