Melody Dinner Melody
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Melody Dinner Melody
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I'm gonna make, make, make a chocolate milkshake! Bam! woo!
Yeah, 'cuz I know you want ketchup
It's my faviorite condiment
A side of fries is what you'll get!
Ran out of big hotdogs
So I got you just a small one
It's not a foot long, not a foot long
There's no way I can get you the coleslaw
Get you the coleslaw, no subsititutions
So here's your o-o-o-o-o-o-onion rings
I-I-I-I-I-I'll be right back with drinks
I talked to my boss she said you can have coleslaw
You can have your coleslaw, here's your coleslaw! Bam! Woo!
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Who performs "Melody Dinner Melody"?
Ross Lynch performs "Melody Dinner Melody", and this lyric page sits inside the Ross Lynch catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Na Na Na (The Summer Song) and Chasin' The Beat Of My Heart with a short reason for opening each page next.
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