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22-Pistepirkko ~ Blue Balloon


Labour day, big crowd Market square, feelin' down Just want to say what I'm really thinking I don't like your music and I hate your style Somebody said "Sorry man, but you're talking to a blue Gary Moore -balloon" Shame, shame, shame this is not my day better change the name and the place Another day, another place I met that girl, just my style 175 / 20 and 55 I told her: "You're cute" "Come with me and I'll make you happy" "Sorry, man I'm occupied and I'm a man" Shame, shame... So I had to find the end to this story and the end to my boring glory So i was standing at kissing bridge Looking down to muddy water, feelin' so blue Knowing what to do Goodbye you, cruel, cruel world Shame... more free lyrics

Labour day, big crowd
Market square, feelin' down
Just want to say what I'm really thinking
I don't like your music and I hate your style
Somebody said "Sorry man, but you're talking to
a blue Gary Moore -balloon"

Shame, shame, shame
this is not my day
better change the name and the place

Another day, another place
I met that girl, just my style
175 / 20 and 55
I told her: "You're cute"
"Come with me and I'll make you happy"
"Sorry, man I'm occupied and I'm a man"

Shame, shame...

So I had to find the end to this story
and the end to my boring glory
So i was standing at kissing bridge
Looking down to muddy water, feelin' so blue
Knowing what to do
Goodbye you, cruel, cruel world

Shame...

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