| Suzy was nine and I was ten
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| Right at the time when boys like to think they’re men
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| She used to follow us at school
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| We really thought that she was a little fool
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| And one day we said to her
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| We don’t want to hurt you girl
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| But you’d better
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| Look for a friend of your own, Suzy-hang-around
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| Better come back when you’re grown, Suzy-hang-around
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| Nobody wants you around here and that’s for sure
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| So get off our playground and stay away
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| That’s all that we’ve got to say
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| Suzy-hang-around
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| Suzy went home to Mama’s arms
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| Mama said Look, she’s never done you no harm
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| So get off her back and let her be Why can’t you play together in harmony?
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| We really didn’t know what to say
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| But as soon as she went away
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| We laughed and said
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| Look for a friend of your own, Suzy-hang-around
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| Better come back when you’re grown, Suzy-hang-around
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| Nobody wants you around here and that’s for sure
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| So get off our playground and stay away
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| That’s all that we’ve got to say
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| Suzy-hang-around
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| Yes you’d better
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| Look for a friend of your own, Suzy-hang-around
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| Better come back when you’re grown, Suzy-hang-around
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| Nobody wants you around here and that’s for sure
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| So get off our playground and stay away
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| That’s all that we’ve got to say
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| Suzy-hang-around |