Hello?
Scotty!
What are you doing?
Nothing.
Me neither.
What should we do?
Oh my god, let's go to the mall!

Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all. Pshyeah! (Let's go to the mall)
Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all (Let's go to the mall)

I wanna go to every store
They call me clearance aisle whore
I wanna shop until I hit the floor

Look at all the pretty boys
Let’s go play in K-B toys
Come on everybody let’s make some noise. Pshyeah!

Look at all the fashion zombies hanging out at Abercrombie
Shop until we drop
Rockin’ down the escalator – Moshin’ in the elevator
Shop until we drop

Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all. Pshyeah! (Let's go to the mall)
Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all (Let's go to the mall)

Look how everybody stares
Let’s just act like we don’t care
Come on everybody let’s Build a Bear

It’s time to walk around and flirt
Let’s go find yourself a skirt
Come on and make those tight pants work

Gotta get some shoes – Gotta get a new belt
Gotta get some jeans – Gotta get a new top
Shop until we drop
Rockin’ down the escalator – Moshin’ in the elevator
Shop until we drop

Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all. Pshyeah! (Let's go to the mall)
Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all (Let's go to the mall)

Hello?
Where are you?
I'm over here.
Where?
Good lord, I'm in the food court.

Banana Republic, Guess, Forever 21 – Stop it
Meet me in the dressing room
in Hot Topic

Everything’s on sale to me
Let’s have ourselves a shopping spree
Shop until we drop
Rockin’ down the escalator – Moshin’ in the elevator
Shop until we drop

Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all. Pshyeah! (Let's go to the mall)
Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all (Let's go to the mall)

Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all. Pshyeah! (Let's go to the mall)
Let’s go to the mall – You know they have it all (Let's go to the mall)


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    UHM? How is justin bieber more famous than Scotty. If THIS was on the radio, I'd never stop listening.

    MandyAmpBunnyon April 30, 2011   Link

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