Sweaters
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Sweaters
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Mom makes us sweaters every year
Our mom makes us sweaters every year
Mine is red & george's is green
Mine has an f and you know his has a g
Now that we have got a job
We don't mean to be a snob, but
We don't want sweaters this year
Mom knits us sweaters every year
Our mom knits us sweaters every year
We appreciate the thought every year
But just send us a six pack of butterbeer
We don't want a sweater again
We're more into dragon skin
Mom, don't knit us a sweater this year
What are these lumpy packages under the tree
One's for george & the other one's for me
Our mom made us sweaters again this year
Our mom made us sweaters again this year
They make us look all poor & sloppy
If they were socks we'd give 'em to dobby
Mom made us sweaters this year
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Gred and Forge performs "Sweaters", and this lyric page sits inside the Gred and Forge catalog on LyroVerse.
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