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U2 ~ Party Girl


I know a girl, a girl called Party Party Girl I know she wants more than a party Party Girl And she won't tell me her name Oh no, not me I know a boy, a boy called Trash Trash Can I know he does all that he can Wham Bam And she won't tell me his name Oh no, not me When I was three, I thought the world revolved around me, I was wrong And so I sing along And if you dance, then dance with me I know a girl, a girl called Party Party Girl I know she wants more than a party Party Girl I know a boy, a boy called Trampoline You know what I mean I think I know what he wants I think I know what he wants I think I know what she wants I think I know what she wants I think I know what you want I think I know what you want I think I know what he wants more free lyrics

I know a girl, a girl called Party
Party Girl
I know she wants more than a party
Party Girl
And she won't tell me her name
Oh no, not me
I know a boy, a boy called Trash
Trash Can
I know he does all that he can
Wham Bam
And she won't tell me his name
Oh no, not me
When I was three, I thought the world revolved around me, I was wrong
And so I sing along
And if you dance, then dance with me
I know a girl, a girl called Party
Party Girl
I know she wants more than a party
Party Girl
I know a boy, a boy called Trampoline
You know what I mean
I think I know what he wants
I think I know what he wants
I think I know what she wants
I think I know what she wants
I think I know what you want
I think I know what you want
I think I know what he wants

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