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Bangles, The ~ Mary Street


(s. hoffs/v. peterson) Susanna & vicki Time's up girl now No more excusing you And those books you read Oh girl, you better review Oh oh oh, mary street Looking out your door Oh oh oh, mary street Now what are you waiting for (what are you waiting for) You thought that cool Was in someone else's shoes and makeup Sitting in your room Waiting for the moment to come Oh oh oh, mary street Looking out your door Oh oh oh, mary street Now what are you waiting for (what are you waiting for) You got no tears for All the guys who passed you by All the girls who shut you out They won't recognize you now You're a good girl now No more excusing you And those books you read Oh girl, you better review Oh oh oh, mary street Looking out your door Oh oh oh, mary street Now what are you waiting for (what are you waiting for) Oh oh oh, mary street Looking out your door Oh oh oh, mary street Oh yeah, oh yeah more free lyrics

(s. hoffs/v. peterson)
Susanna & vicki

Time's up girl now
No more excusing you
And those books you read
Oh girl, you better review

Oh oh oh, mary street
Looking out your door
Oh oh oh, mary street
Now what are you waiting for (what are you waiting for)

You thought that cool
Was in someone else's shoes and makeup
Sitting in your room
Waiting for the moment to come

Oh oh oh, mary street
Looking out your door
Oh oh oh, mary street
Now what are you waiting for (what are you waiting for)

You got no tears for
All the guys who passed you by
All the girls who shut you out
They won't recognize you now

You're a good girl now
No more excusing you
And those books you read
Oh girl, you better review

Oh oh oh, mary street
Looking out your door
Oh oh oh, mary street
Now what are you waiting for (what are you waiting for)

Oh oh oh, mary street
Looking out your door
Oh oh oh, mary street
Oh yeah, oh yeah

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