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Stone Temple Pilots ~ Too Cool Queenie


There was this girl Who lived not too long ago As a matter of fact I think She lives still She knew she could do no wrong Just singin' those songs That we all knew She would always crash the party It was no surprise It was for her Too Cool Queenie There was this boy He played in a rock-n-roll band And he wasn't half-bad, At saving the world She said he could do no right So he took his life His story is true It's ok cause what goes around, comes around It's all right cause what goes around, comes around And now this girl, Yeah she got real famous And she made lots of money and Some of his too But still she thinks she can do no wrong Just playing those songs She's all too cool more free lyrics

There was this girl
Who lived not too long ago
As a matter of fact I think
She lives still
She knew she could do no wrong
Just singin' those songs
That we all knew

She would always crash the party
It was no surprise
It was for her

Too Cool Queenie

There was this boy
He played in a rock-n-roll band
And he wasn't half-bad,
At saving the world
She said he could do no right
So he took his life
His story is true

It's ok cause what goes around, comes around
It's all right cause what goes around, comes around

And now this girl,
Yeah she got real famous
And she made lots of money and
Some of his too
But still she thinks she can do no wrong
Just playing those songs
She's all too cool

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