High Heel Sneakers
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High Heel Sneakers
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Put on your red dress baby 'cause we're going out tonight
Put on your red dress baby 'cause we're going out tonight
Wear your boxing gloves in case some fool might wanna fight
Put on your high heeled sneakers and put your wig hat on your
head
Put on your high heeled sneakers and put your wig hat on your
head
May not win a prize, I'm pretty sure you're gonna knock them
dead
Put on your red dress baby 'cause we're going out tonight
Put on your red dress baby 'cause we're going out tonight
Wear your boxing gloves in case some fool might wanna fight
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Johnny Rivers performs "High Heel Sneakers", and this lyric page sits inside the Johnny Rivers catalog on LyroVerse.
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