My Gal And My Pal
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My Gal And My Pal
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I went walking through this town the other day
Looking for my gal somewhere along the way
And much of my surprise I saw my gal on line
Buying movie tickets with an old pal of mine
I dont have to wonder whats going on
Its obvious that she will soon be in his arms
And as long as I known that old pal of mine
He is a sweet talker and loves his sweet wine
Yes I lost a gal who took my pal
And lost a pal who took my gal
I know he will kiss her and she will kiss him too
Seeing her on line with him tells me we are through
And if this is the way its gonna be
They will regret it just you wait and see
Yes I lost a gal who took my pal
And lost a pal who took my gal
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