|
(Dream on, dream on teenage queen prettiest girl we've ever seen) |
|
There's a story in our town |
|
Of the prettiest girl around |
|
Golden hair and eyes of blue |
|
How those eyes could flash at you (How those eyes could flash at you) |
|
Boys hung 'round her by the score |
|
But she loved the boy next door who worked at the candy store |
|
(Dream on, dream on teenage queen prettiest girl we've ever seen) |
|
She was tops in all they said |
|
It never once went to her head |
|
She had everything it seems |
|
Not a care, this teenage queen (Not a care, this teenage queen) |
|
Other boys could offer more |
|
But she loved the boy next door who worked at the candy store |
|
(Dream on, dream on teenage queen you should be a movie queen) |
|
He would marry her next spring |
|
Saved his money, bought a ring |
|
Then one day a movie scout |
|
Came to town to take her out (Came to town to take her out) |
|
Hollywood could offer more |
|
So she left the boy next door working at the candy store |
|
(Dream on, dream on teenage queen see you on the movie screen) |
|
Very soon she was a star |
|
Pretty house and shiny car |
|
Swimming pool and a fence around |
|
But she missed her old home town (But she missed her old home town) |
|
All the world was at her door |
|
All except the boy next door who worked at the candy store |
|
(Dream on, dream on teenage queen saddest girl we've ever seen) |
|
Then one day the teenage star |
|
Sold her house and all her cars |
|
Gave up all her wealth and fame |
|
Left it all and caught a train (Left it all and caught a train) |
|
Do I have to tell you more |
|
She came back to the boy next door who worked at the candy store |
|
(Now this story has some more, you'll hear it all at the candy store) |
