Liverpool Girl
by R I McNabb
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2 | CHORUS 2 | MIDDLE SECTION | CHORUS 3 | VERSE 3
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VERSE 1
She's a Liverpool Girl, she likes
her crisps, she likes a drink, she likes to think she's
Headed somewhere better then
the place she is
She's a Liverpool Girl, she
loves to dance, she's always got an answer for the
Immature dweller of the chip-shop
door
CHORUS 1
If it seems she's over-zealous,
don't complain you should be jealous
No-one else can love as well
as a Liverpool Girl, Liverpool Girl
Liverpool Girl, never shy, always
look's you in the eye
You have to know, it's do or
die, where this bird'll fly
VERSE 2
She's a Liverpool girl, she'll take
you home, she'll keep you talking on the phone
The football gets her going
on a Saturday
She's a Liverpool girl, she's
got a plan, she wants to move across the water
If she can find a man with cash
in hand
CHORUS 2
Don't she look just like her Mother,
strangely nothing like her brother
Look out kid here comes another
Liverpool girl, Liverpool Girl
Liverpool girl, goes to Cream,
takes an E and lets off steam
She's dancing under laser beams
in silver jeans
CHORUS 3
Likes to hang around musicians,
all her girlfriends are beauticians
Full of wit and intuition, Liverpool
girl, Liverpool girl
Liverpool girl, very loud, hard
to blend into the crowd
Her old man says she's in the
clouds (he's very proud...)
VERSE 3
She's a Liverpool girl, don't wear
a coat, the laughter from her golden throat
Can't be heard from the Irish
boat, my Liverpool girl
Liverpool girl
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