Scooby Doo
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Scooby Doo
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I'm sitting on my sofa
Watching nickelodeon
I switch the channels just
To see what other shows are on
It's almost half past three
I click to cartoon network
It's one of the gang's mysteries
Remember the time those armor suits
Were chasing after you
With their axes raised high
And their eyes were glowing blue
Scooby, scooby dooby doo
Scooby, shaggy needs you
Scooby, scooby dooby doo
Where are you?
Velma has all the brains
Daphne and fred are the two studs
Shaggy and scoobs get scared
But are the best of buds
It's almost half past three
I click to cartoon network
It's one of the gang's mysteries
Remember the time those armor suits
Were chasing after you
With their axes raised high
And their eyes were glowing blue
Scooby, scooby dooby doo
Scooby, shaggy needs you
Scooby, scooby dooby doo
Where are you?
Roaming through swamps and castles
Creaky stairs and foggy nights
Roaming through swamps and castles
Where are you?
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