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Julie - Recycled

from Women: Recycled EP by JUNK!

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Recorded at Pink Square's house as part of the 'Stripped Down' session...

This song was captured with 'binaural' microphones, so listening with headphones enhances the experience.

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Oh Julie you look so very fine
On your way to work, yeah you float on by
With your big brown eyes and your curly brown hair
Wanna hug you like a big teddy bear
When you walk by it feels so sweet
Why won't you look at me
I'm a real nice guy, I'm gonna make it one day
YEAH

If I won the lottery I'd buy you nice things
Like a puppy dog or a big diamond ring
Won't you look this way when you walk past
You smell so good like a bunch of flowers
Or expensive perfume
I'll take you to dinner
I know a nice place around the corner
They serve breakfast too
I know you like bagels
Cos I watch you from across the road when you eat them for lunch

Oh Julie when you swing those hips
Your legs go all the way up to your shoulders
You walk like a beauty queen or a runway model
I don't even know your name so I'll just call you
JULIE

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from Women: Recycled EP, released June 10, 2011
Music - Glen Lloyd
Guitar - Peter King
Keys - Pink Square

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