The Girl Next Door
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The Girl Next Door
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Miss your blonde hair and your blue eyes
That look made me capsize
I miss your fake smile and your pretty face
That look made me never want to waste
A moment with you
And I'm still with you
You're always on my mind
I'm calling out
Screaming out for you
Elisha
And where did you go
I'm calling out
Ccreaming out for you
Elisha
Cuz I need you now tonight
I miss those late nights with those long drives
Chasing sunsets till sunrise
I miss your back seat with those windows down
Cool breeze where are you now
I know o need you
But I still need to
Take some time to heal
I'm calling out
Screaming out for you
Elisha
And where did you go
I'm calling out
Screaming out for you
Elisha
Cuz I need you now tonight
And I cant stand to see you go
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Jake Coco performs "The Girl Next Door", and this lyric page sits inside the Jake Coco catalog on LyroVerse.
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