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Beach Boys ~ Mona


Mona Come-a come-a come-a come to me Gimme gimme gimme some lovin' Tell me tell me tell me you want it Listen listen listen my Mona How's about an eight o'clock dinner How's about a nine o'clock movie Won't it won't it won't it be groovy Put your lovin' arms around me Aren'tcha aren'tcha glad that you found me Do you do you like fine wine now Don't it don't it don't it taste fine now Can'tcha can'tcha can'tcha just hear it Rock 'n' rock 'n' rock 'n' roll music Get-a get-a get-a that beat now Does it does it does it feel neat now Will you will you will you just kizz me When you leave me don't you just mizz me Could we could we could we get married Enough enough enough of goin' steady Disco disco discoteque mama Show me show me show me the boogie Start a start a start a little dance now Take a take a take a little chance now Come on Listen to "da doo ron ron" now Listen to it "be my baby" I know you're gonna love phil spector Mona Come-a come-a come-a come to me Gimme gimme gimme some lovin' Tell me tell me tell me you want it more free lyrics

Mona
Come-a come-a come-a come to me
Gimme gimme gimme some lovin'
Tell me tell me tell me you want it
Listen listen listen my

Mona
How's about an eight o'clock dinner
How's about a nine o'clock movie
Won't it won't it won't it be groovy

Put your lovin' arms around me
Aren'tcha aren'tcha glad that you found me
Do you do you like fine wine now
Don't it don't it don't it taste fine now

Can'tcha can'tcha can'tcha just hear it
Rock 'n' rock 'n' rock 'n' roll music
Get-a get-a get-a that beat now
Does it does it does it feel neat now

Will you will you will you just kizz me
When you leave me don't you just mizz me
Could we could we could we get married
Enough enough enough of goin' steady

Disco disco discoteque mama
Show me show me show me the boogie
Start a start a start a little dance now
Take a take a take a little chance now

Come on
Listen to "da doo ron ron" now
Listen to it "be my baby"
I know you're gonna love phil spector

Mona
Come-a come-a come-a come to me
Gimme gimme gimme some lovin'
Tell me tell me tell me you want it

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