Supermarket One
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Supermarket One
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I'm putting on acts
(putting on acts)
I'm looking to score
(looking to score)
You be the lady
(you be the lady)
And i'll be the dark horse
(beauty of georgey horse)
Well i fell apart
(doowop doowop ooh)
In the grocery store
(doowop doowop ooh)
Got a sideways glance
(doowop doowop ooh)
From the deli boy
(doowop doowop ooh)
It must've been the light,
Baker girl,
That made you look alright;
While i look like hell
(whoo! )
Checkout line
The key-lime pie
And walking home alone felt like riding off into the night
Walking home alone felt like riding off into the night
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