You're Lookin'
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You're Lookin'
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Here you go out again this time to a show you've seen it already baby I know
Our friends have noticed when they see you ride by
They know what's happening by the look in your eyes
They know you're lookin' yeah baby you're lookin'
Searchin' for somethin' I don't know why hmm hmm why
And what would you do if you found it this strange lovely thing that you need so much
Oh would you hold it close and caress it and bet your heart it would never leave
Yes you would darling I know what you'd do
I know darling cause you see darling I was lookin' too when I found you
I know darling cause you see darling I was lookin' too when I found you
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