Y'hoo
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Y'hoo
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I'm a little girl, I'm a tiny winie
But a big peace of fun I'm only five foot three
All the girls at the front were covering over me
So I waved down and jumped but you still couldn't see
I said you... Y'hoo
You... Y'hoo
You... Y'hoo
Y'hoo, you are looking for me
So I put on my high heels the high as I could
Four more inches it's always good
But still to low for a men to love me
So I waved down and jumped but you still couldn't see
I said you... Y'hoo
You... Y'hoo
You... Y'hoo
Y'hoo, you are looking for me
So I went to the show to see a bit of you
But you still couldn't see
You looked straight ahead, right over me
So I waved down and jumped but you still couldn't see
I said you... Y'hoo
You... Y'hoo
You... Y'hoo
Y'hoo, you are looking for me
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Imelda May performs "Y'hoo", and this lyric page sits inside the Imelda May catalog on LyroVerse.
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