Loose Lips
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Loose Lips
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Talking i adore
Girls `n uzzies boys (?)
In the streets and stores
Took its turn to more (?)
[kim]
Loose lips sinking all the ships
Why'd you swim ashore?
Loose lips sinking all the ships
Why'd you think to bore?
[julie + kim]
We need more and more
Secrets such a bore
What are times for
Don't make'em think i'm sore
[kim]
Loose lips sinking all the ships
Why you'd spill it all?
Loose lips sinking all the ships
Why you'd think it all?
[julie]
No daisy just called me
No wait, wait, tell me all
No start at the beginning
[kim]
He who did - artny - say
- ange page
At the - oogashi ocea -
In a - eatlle say
[julie]
What? what?
Aaaaaaaaaaaah
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