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Ramones ~ My-My Kind Of A Girl


When I saw you on 8th street You could make my life complete, baby Yeah, yeah, yeah You're my-my kind of a girl And when I saw you by the Juke Box, ow-ow You put a quarter in and played my favourite song too, baby Yeah, yeah, yeah You're my-my kind of a girl I think we'd look pretty good together, walking through a winter wonderland And this time I think it's forever I hope your parents understand When I saw you by the Peppermint Lounge You we're last but you've been found, baby Yeah, yeah, yeah You're my-my kind of a girl more free lyrics

When I saw you on 8th street
You could make my life complete, baby
Yeah, yeah, yeah
You're my-my kind of a girl

And when I saw you by
the Juke Box, ow-ow
You put a quarter in and played
my favourite song too, baby
Yeah, yeah, yeah
You're my-my kind of a girl

I think we'd look pretty good together,
walking through a winter wonderland
And this time I think it's forever
I hope your parents understand
When I saw you by the Peppermint Lounge
You we're last but you've been found, baby
Yeah, yeah, yeah
You're my-my kind of a girl

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