Et oo koskaan sanonut mulle rakas
(raakaas..)
Et oo koskaan sanonut että sä välität
(vääliitäät...)
Sä tiedät että mä tykkään susta
(minä tykkään sinustaa-aa...)
Ja että ihan millon vaan sä luokseni tulla saat

Pom, pom, pom

Mä luulin löytäneeni oman mussukan
Sulle korvaan kuiskasin: "Hei Rakkaimpain."
Sä sanoit mulle: "Hei Lauri ystäväin.."
Katsoit silmiin ja näytit näin.

En oo koskaan sanonut sulle pahasti
Vaan hyvästi
Ei oo koskaan oikein ees riideltykkää
(riideltykkää...)
Mä haluaisin olla sulle enemmän
(olla sulle enemmän...)
Tiedäthän että sinusta välitän
(välitän...)
Pom, pom, pom

Mä luulin löytäneeni oman mussukan....


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    isn't it pauli who is singing this?

    RealSugaron May 18, 2004   Link

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