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Supermarket Love
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I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
Half-price discount
Two for one
And I fell in love
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
I left her
In a furniture warehouse
And I've had enough
Plastic bags
With free pencils
And I've had enough
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
Supermarket love
Supermarket love
Supermarket love
Supermarket love
Supermarket love
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
I met her in a supermarket
And I fell in love
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Pale Spectres Paris, France
Pale Spectres is a pop band from Paris.
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