Golfshirt Part 2
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Golfshirt Part 2
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Parked at the dark end of your street
I'm sticking to my vinyl seat
I got my big old spy scope out
I'm sneaking right up to your house
[Chorus:]
My golfshirt is tatter and torn
I've been wearing this thing for so long
It's been ... I don't have a clue
It's been ... I still want you
I'm climbing up your apple tree
With my giant spy scope i can see
I'm watching you flossing on your teeth
I bet your mouth is really sweet ... and minty
[Chorus:]
My golfshirt is tatter and torn
I've been wearing this thing for so long
It's been ... I don't have a clue
It's been ... I still want you
You... I still want you [6x]
[Chorus]
I still want you [3x]
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