See you walking down the street, I just want to talk to you. but you don't
Have too much to say, so I'll just be on my way. refrain: cause you're just too
Shy, (just too shy, shy girl)...just too shy, (just too shy, shy girl), aww
Babe, you're just too shy (just too shy, shy girl). sittin there all by
Youreself, talking to nobody (talking to nobody ) your head is bowed, your eyes
Look to the ground, I want to you know you baby. (refrain) see you laughin
With your friends, but they do all the talking. won't you come and walk with
Me awhile, I want to you know you better (refrain)



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Shy Girl Lyrics as written by Garrett Dutton

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    I love this song, it's got this perfect flow to it... it's a great song to just sit back and chill to.

    Lyrically, this song is obviously talking about a girl who is kinda left back among the group of people, who is actually the one he wants to talk to.

    Great song... everyone's missin out.

    rafiabramov24on October 07, 2007   Link

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