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Sweet Matilda

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Gadjits Canonical path: /the-gadjits/sweet-matilda Related lyric paths: 6
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Sweet Matilda

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ahhhh.. let's go!

I'm reeling from your stare

When you look from over there

Big boots and skin tight jeans

Sixty-four horny teens

(chorus)

Sweet Matilda, the school bus driver (x4)

I'm waiting at 7:15

That's when you arrive, my queen

Pull up in a cloud of black smoke

Roll with me and laugh at my jokes

(chorus)

(repeat verses in opposite order)

(chorus x2)

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