Teen Lovers

Album: The Virgins (2008)
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  • Remember walking on the first time
    A future, light in skin and bright brown eyes
    It was September, girl you're looking so fine
    Sex, pack, sleep fallin' she's my sign

    One, two, three, four

    Teen lovers, don't wait
    Vacation is over, don't wait
    Teen lovers, don't wait
    Vacation is over, don't wait

    Standin' on front street
    She's giving me the sign
    Incentive: wanna know your DTF
    Better look both ways before you cross that line

    Five, six, seven, eight
    Could you have made a move?
    No, it's too late

    Teen lovers, don't wait
    Vacation is over, don't wait
    Teen lovers, don't wait
    Vacation is over, don't wait
    (x2)
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