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Artist: Lambchop
Canonical path: /lambchop/hey-where-s-your-girl
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Hey, Where's Your Girl
Read Hey, Where's Your Girl lyrics by Lambchop on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hey, Where's Your Girl
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Hey where's your girl
Hey where'd she go
Did you just get tired
Did you just get old
Like a beat up doll
That gets thrown away
Dumped on the street
Near the big highway
You were so tall
You were so fine
But they all come back
They fell in love
You were the one
And you took control
But they all bent down
They lost their soul
I'm going inside...
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