Rock 'N' Roll Boy
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Rock 'N' Roll Boy
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Rock 'n roll boy where are you?
Come and sneak into my room
We met each other at Montgomery Ward's
You're my favorite mental retard
[Chorus]
I wanna be with my rock n' roll boy (oh yeah)
I wanna be with my rock 'n roll boy (oh yeah)
I wanna be with my rock 'n roll boy (oh yeah)
I wanna be with my rock n' roll boy (oh yeah)
I wanna be with my rock 'n roll boy. Hey!
I used to see you at Mitchell Park
Hanging out Kyle and Clint in the dark
Then your mommy put you in the loony bin
Then you OD'ed on Triptophan.
[Chorus]
Rock 'n roll boy where are you?
Come and sneak into my room
We met each other at Montgomery Ward's
You're my favorite mental retard
[Chorus]
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