Girl Downtown
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Girl Downtown
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Pencils in her pocket and ketchup on her clothes
She's a real nice girl, pretty as a plate
The boys call her Katie when they ask her on a date
And who knows Katie?
Maybe you could be the one
There's a boy outside standin' in the rain
His hands are in his pockets, he's a wonderin' why he came
He's a real nice boy, slower than the fall
The girls call him Billy if there callin' him at all
And who knows Billy?
Maybe you could be the one
Chorus:
But hearts don't fly
And words don't sing
Boys like you can't buy no ring
Love's not stuck
It just moves slow
Turn around a minute
And away we go
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Who performs "Girl Downtown"?
Beccy Cole performs "Girl Downtown", and this lyric page sits inside the Beccy Cole catalog on LyroVerse.
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