Sk8er Boi Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox (Ft. Annie Goodchild)
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[Verse 1]
He was a boy, she was a girl
Can I make it anymore obvious?
He was a punk, she did ballet
What more can I say?
He wanted her, but she'd never tell
But secretly she wanted him as well
But all of her friends, they stuck up their nose
They had a problem with his baggy clothes
[Chorus 1]
He was a skater boy, she said, "See you later, boy"
He wasn't good enough for her
She had a pretty face, but her head was up in space
She needed to come back down to earth
[Verse 2]
Five years from now, she sits at home
Feeding the baby, she's all alone
She turns on TV, and guess who she sees
Skater boy rocking up MTV
She calls up her friends, they already know
And they've all got tickets to see his show
She tags along, stands in the crowd
Looks up at the skater boy that she turned down
He was a boy, she was a girl
Can I make it anymore obvious?
He was a punk, she did ballet
What more can I say?
He wanted her, but she'd never tell
But secretly she wanted him as well
But all of her friends, they stuck up their nose
They had a problem with his baggy clothes
[Chorus 1]
He was a skater boy, she said, "See you later, boy"
He wasn't good enough for her
She had a pretty face, but her head was up in space
She needed to come back down to earth
[Verse 2]
Five years from now, she sits at home
Feeding the baby, she's all alone
She turns on TV, and guess who she sees
Skater boy rocking up MTV
She calls up her friends, they already know
And they've all got tickets to see his show
She tags along, stands in the crowd
Looks up at the skater boy that she turned down
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