Pretty Girls

Album: Nabuma Rubberband (2014)
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  • The green mermaid
    And the wavy mane
    The California dream
    Riding a unicorn through your Dalí
    The free fantasy
    The care free
    That beginners luck
    The sugar don't live up
    Sailing on a banana peel
    Your trophy
    Start throwing up a boat to bar

    You magnify the universe
    Grab your purse
    Grab your luck
    Pretty girl, don't get stuck
    You're aiming the royal scene
    Fast luck
    TV dreams
    Pretty girl, don't get struck

    So, Bubble Hills
    Don't you ever burst?
    Never let her down
    Tossing out time
    While you drag your crumbs
    The birds ate their round
    Hawaiian drinks in a famous face
    You pose innocent
    Those new lashes don't go to waste
    But it could pay your rent
    You magnify the universe
    Grab your purse
    Grab your luck
    Pretty girl, don't get stuck
    You're aiming the royal team
    Fast luck
    TV dreams
    Pretty girl, don't get struck
    Pretty girl, don't get stuck
    Pretty girl, don't get struck
    Pretty girl, don't get stuck Writer/s: Erik Oskar Bodin, Fredrik Daniel Wallin, Hakan Wirenstrand, Yukimi Eleanora Nagano
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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