Girl Up The Stairs
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Girl Up The Stairs
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There's a girl up the stairs
Green eyes and lemon hair
I wonder if there's something there
She keeps her clothes on the floor
A padlock on her door
It keeps out all of the bad people
I wonder if there's something I could wear
To make her think that I was all that
Late at night she passed my door
Continued past my floor
I'm hoping for something more
There's a park at the end of the street
Where she runs and goes to read
Beyond the highway signs
And underneath all the concrete
But I can tell the way she feels
Just by looking
Might give her the keys to my appartment
Hell I might even offer to pay the rent
That'll be all right
Hoo-ooo-oo
Hoo-ooo-oo-oo...
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