Little Tina
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Little Tina
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You know I couldn't believe my eyes,
When you came walking down the street
With your big brown eyes
And your pretty long hair.
Little Tina, little Tina,
Don't you know I care?
And don't you know I couldn't believe my ears
when you said for me to hear?
You said that you love me,
Yes, you did! Yes, you did!
Little Tina, little Tina,
Don't you know I care?
You came walking up to me
And I, I could see, yea!
From this moment on
That's the way it's gonna be.
You took my hand and it feels so good,
I knew, I knew I'd do the things I should.
But little Tina
You know I couldn't believe my eyes,
It felt so good inside.
You said that you love me,
Yes, you did! Yes, you did! Yes, you did!
Little Tina, little Tina,
don't you know I care.
Alright!
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