My girl's got a big mouth
With which she blabbers a lot
She laughs at most everything
Whether it's funny or not
And if you see her
Tell her it's over now
I want a girl who will laugh for no one else
When I'm away she puts her makeup on the shelf
When I'm away she never leaves the house
I want a girl who laughs for no one else
My girl's got eyeballs
In the back of her head
She looks around and around
You know it makes me sad to see her like that
Please don't believe her
She says that for anyone
And if you watch her go...
Watch her, watch her, watch her, would ya?


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No One Else Lyrics as written by Donald Earle De Grate Donald Degrate

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    i've heard "Pinkerton", i actually think it's a really good cd, but i'd much rather listen to "sometimes friends fight" than "Pinkerton"

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