Old Brown Shoe

Harrison

I want a love that's right Right is only half of what's wrong

I want a short-haired girl Who sometimes wears it twice as long

Now I'm stepping out this old brown shoe Baby I'm in love with you

I'm so glad you came here It won't be the same now, I'm telling you

Pick me up from where Some try to drag me down

And when I see your smile Replacing every thoughtless frown

So escaping from this zoo Baby I'm in love with you

I'm so glad you came here, It won't be the same now when I'm with you

If I grow up I'll be a singer Wearing rings on every finger

Not worrying what they or you'll say I'll live and love and maybe some day

Who knows baby, you may comfort me,I may appear to be imperfect

My love is something you can't reject I'm changing faster that the weather

If you and me should get together Who knows baby, you may comfort me

I know my love is yours to miss That love is something I'd hate

I'll make an early start I'm making sure that I'm not late

For you sweet top lip I'm in the queue Baby I'm in love with you

I'm so glad you came here It won't be the same now when I'm with you

I'm so glad you came here It won't be the same now when I'm with you

Yeah, yeah, yeah, Tu la, tu ru tu

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