Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Fountains Of Wayne
Canonical path: /fountains-of-wayne/denise
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Denise
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Denise
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I know this girl names Denise
She makes me weak at the knees
She drives a lavender Lexus
She lives in Queens
But her dad lives in Texas
When she holds me
I can't help myself
Won't you tell me
Do you love me Denise?
Do you love me Denise?
Oh baby tell me please
I heard she used to be married
She listens to Puff Daddy
She works at Liberty Travel
She has a heart made of gravel
She controls me
She can't help herself
Won't you tell me
Do you love me Denise?
Do you love me Denise?
Oh baby tell me please
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