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Camper Van Beethoven ~ Turquoise Jewelry


Come down from your tree house condominium And start driving around that station wagon With the wood on the side Take off that jumpsuit, you look like grace slick Stayin' up all night & drinkin' that 7-11 coffee And take off your turquoise jewelry Shake your medicine rattle And fill a sock with an herb Put on your fringe skirt Come sit down next to your man, he's hankering for some company Come sit down next to your man and let him cough in your ear 'cuz you bring me sticks and stones You bring me everything Take off your turquoise jewelry Shake your medicine rattle 'cuz you bring me sticks and stones You bring me everything more free lyrics

Come down from your tree house condominium
And start driving around that station wagon
With the wood on the side
Take off that jumpsuit, you look like grace slick
Stayin' up all night & drinkin' that 7-11 coffee
And take off your turquoise jewelry
Shake your medicine rattle
And fill a sock with an herb
Put on your fringe skirt
Come sit down next to your man, he's hankering for some company
Come sit down next to your man and let him cough in your ear
'cuz you bring me sticks and stones
You bring me everything
Take off your turquoise jewelry
Shake your medicine rattle
'cuz you bring me sticks and stones
You bring me everything

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