Stevie Dinner
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Stevie Dinner
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Stevie dinner -
You should see what Stevie has for dinner
It comes in a little brown bottle
Down at the liquor store…
And his eyes aren't too blue
Stevie dinner -
You should see what Stevie has for dinner
Eats his porridge with a fork
He makes his popcorn with split peas
He rises his cake with lemon powder
And his eyes aren't too blue
He drives his truck in one wheel
And he doesn't watch out for the lines
Stevie dinner, and his eyes aren't too blue
He goes to the dam
And bends those nails for his Stevie dinner
And he thinks those dinners are so good
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