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Goldfinger ~ Mabel


Mable I met her Sunday, that was yesterday The girl I knew from 1990 Her eyes are hazel, her name is Mable I kissed her once and now I'm able to Walk a mile, crack a smile She makes me want to kiss all the Chorus Babies, hug the puppy dogs She makes me feel like a mom Smell the flowers and plant a tree I gotta say that Mable -- She's the bomb Now it's Monday, better than Sunday Mable told me that she would stay Her curly hair shines in her eyes Boy that Mable sure is fine I'm with her now until I die She makes me want to kiss all the Chorus Then on Tuesday, Mable left me I heard she's goin' out with Charlie She saw his package from what I know she said: "That looks like a tube of cookie dough!" Mine, she said then, looks like a small pencil with broken lead Rabies got the puppy dogs and now I really need my mom I bought her flowers, so woe'st me It sucks I still think Mable -- she's the bomb Rabies got the puppy dogs and now I really need my mom I bought her flowers, so woe is me It sucks I still think Mable -- she's the bomb more free lyrics

Mable

I met her Sunday, that was yesterday
The girl I knew from 1990
Her eyes are hazel, her name is Mable
I kissed her once and now I'm able to

Walk a mile, crack a smile
She makes me want to kiss all the

Chorus

Babies, hug the puppy dogs
She makes me feel like a mom
Smell the flowers and plant a tree
I gotta say that Mable -- She's the bomb

Now it's Monday, better than Sunday
Mable told me that she would stay
Her curly hair shines in her eyes
Boy that Mable sure is fine

I'm with her now until I die
She makes me want to kiss all the

Chorus

Then on Tuesday, Mable left me
I heard she's goin' out with Charlie
She saw his package from what I know she said:
"That looks like a tube of cookie dough!"

Mine, she said then, looks like a small
pencil with broken lead

Rabies got the puppy dogs
and now I really need my mom
I bought her flowers, so woe'st me
It sucks I still think Mable -- she's the bomb

Rabies got the puppy dogs
and now I really need my mom
I bought her flowers, so woe is me
It sucks I still think Mable -- she's the bomb

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