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Adrian Belew ~ Shoe Salesman


Every now and then You find someone you really like, But sometimes in the end They may not fit you right My baby's in love with a shoe salesman The man who works down the block Yes, she's in love for the first time, again He's got her heart tied up in a knot With all his talk about the price he can give He's got her sold on the life they could live Just like the slippers in the window there He says they make such a cozy pair My baby's in love with a shoe salesman It makes me feel like a sock full of holes It all began when she window-shopped An' pretty soon he was holding her sole Now she's in love with that man down the street And he's in love with her feet I try to think everything is alright, But who's gonna keep my feet warm at night Oh, i love her even though She's made a heel out of me My baby's in love with a shoe salesman Now i don't fit her, no, i don't fit her Now i don't fit her anymore more free lyrics

Every now and then
You find someone you really like,
But sometimes in the end
They may not fit you right

My baby's in love with a shoe salesman
The man who works down the block
Yes, she's in love for the first time, again
He's got her heart tied up in a knot

With all his talk about the price he can give
He's got her sold on the life they could live
Just like the slippers in the window there
He says they make such a cozy pair

My baby's in love with a shoe salesman
It makes me feel like a sock full of holes
It all began when she window-shopped
An' pretty soon he was holding her sole

Now she's in love with that man down the street
And he's in love with her feet
I try to think everything is alright,
But who's gonna keep my feet warm at night

Oh, i love her even though
She's made a heel out of me

My baby's in love with a shoe salesman
Now i don't fit her, no, i don't fit her
Now i don't fit her anymore

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