Wait And See

from Relationship Sneakers by Goin' Places

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"Wait And See"

She looks at you, you look at her
You're thinking how to talk to her
She wants you, but you can't speak
You can't think so you go take a leak

You come back, she's still there
You can't help, you still stare
You get the nerve, you walk up
She says "It took you long enough"

You say that she is looking fine
Why don't we go out just one time?
You could have a real good time with me
We could go out on the town, just wait and see

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from Relationship Sneakers, released February 14, 2012

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