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My Hipster Queen
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All decked out in neon colors,
She’s the sunshine of my life
Oh, with those puppy dog eyes,
Magnified by oversized frames,
I hope I’ll stay in her sight
She walks around in her cut-off jeans,
And she don’t care too much for the mainstream,
And she’s my hipster queen forever
Sitting there at bar with can of PBR,
I don’t mind breathing down her second hand smoke
A plaid flannel shirt and a red bandana,
I fake laugh at her friends’ jokes
She’s got Vampire Weekend on vinyl
She’s got the Smiths on cassette
Pin-up girl tattoos, and I know she won’t lose
That ironic sense of humor, just yet
When she peddles around downtown,
She makes my heart skid-stop
She could spend all my money at designer stores,
But she’d rather hit the local thrift shop
She's my hipster queen forever,
And she’s just so damn cute and clever,
And she can wear just whatever she please
My hipster queen...
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The Workmen Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Workmen like beer and cake just as much as the next band.
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