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Little Shoes
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When I see her on the street
Oh, it's her I want to meet.
When I see her at the store
I want to say, "Baby, give me some more."
My mom has little shoes.
My mom has little shoes.
My mom, my mom.
My mom has little shoes.
Don't you see her now, she's crying.
Don't you see my momma with those itty-bitty shoes.
Don't you see her now, she'd dying.
Don't you see how she has nothing left to lose.
Oh mamma! Why you got on those little shoes?
Oh mamma! Why you got the [...]
And when you see her going down the street and over there.
Don't you see her going down the street and everywhere.
Don't you see my momma with those itty-bitty shoes
Don't you see how she's got nothing left to lose.
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