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Artist: The Butchies
Canonical path: /the-butchies/ms-doolittle
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ms. Doolittle
Read Ms. Doolittle lyrics by The Butchies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Ms. Doolittle
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Your favorite prince song is the same as mine
You quit smoking now you're biking to gay pride
Miss watching xena
Glad you don't work at papa john's
You skate around this town ms. doolittle
You park the ymca van you write you always write
Will you write a song about us
Will you draw a picture of all your new patches for us
It's fun to think about ms. doolittle
With the kids at the ymca
You skate around tobacco town
You do a lot in your culottes
Come visit us take the train
Bring us some rain ms. doolittle
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