Raspberry beret
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1. I was working part time in a five-and-dime,
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my
boss was Mr. McGee.
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He told me several times that
he didn't like my kind,
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'cause I was
a bit 2 leisurely.
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Seems that I was busy doing
something close 2 nothing,
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but
different than the day before.
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That's when I saw her, ooh, I
saw her,
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she
walked in through the out door, out door.
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She wore a raspberry beret, the kind u find in a second hand store,
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raspberry beret, and if it was warm she
wouldn't wear much more.
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Raspberry beret, I think I love her.
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2. Built like she was, uh, she
had the nerve 2 ask me,
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if I
planned 2 do her any harm.
So, look here !
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I put her on the back of my
bike and-a we went riding
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down
by old man Johnson's farm.
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I said, now, overcast days
never turned me on,
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but
something about the clouds and her mixed,
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Sh.....e
wasn't 2 bright, but I could tell when she kissed me,
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she
knew how 2 get her kicks.
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She wore a raspberry beret, the kind u find in a second hand store,
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raspberry beret, and if it was warm she
wouldn't wear much more.
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Raspberry beret, I think I love her.
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The rain sounds so cool when it hits the barn roof,
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and
the horses wonder who u are.
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Thunder drowns out what the
lightning sees.
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u
feel like a movie star.
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Listen, they say the first time ain't the greatest,
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but I
tell ya, if
I had the chance 2 do it all again,
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I wouldn't change a stroke,
'cause, baby, I'm the most,
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with
a girl as fine as she was then.
+ CHORUS (2x) ...
(Prince)