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Artist: The Kelley Deal 6000
Canonical path: /the-kelley-deal-6000/stripper
Related lyric paths: 6
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Stripper
Read Stripper lyrics by The Kelley Deal 6000 on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Stripper
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I want to be a stripper
Some girls were born to dance
I'd glissade and tour jete
Pirouette and releve
Please, mister, give me a chance
I want to be a stripper
I'd be beautiful and grand
Overhearing people say
"Hey, that girl could
Go all the way"
Please, mister, let me dance
I know that I could do it
I knew that I'd be swell
A cheering crowd
Would yell for more
And I'd say no
Not another encore
Smile and bid a fond farewell
A tra la la tra la la
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