Frank Turner - Girl From The Record Shop

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{Verse 1}
I'm in love with the girl from the record shop
Sat behind the counter in her riot grrrl top
And everytime she looks at me my heart just stops
I'm in love with the girl from the record shop

{Chorus}
I've been in every day buying so much vinyl
Don't even know my own turntable
Something in her smile makes me so unstable
Oh yeah!

{Bridge}
I'm in love
I'm in love

{Verse 2}
I'm in love with the girl from the record shop
She's been playing the Supremes and the Four Tops
Shе still says her favorite record is Evеrything Sucks
I'm in love with the girl from the record shop

{Chorus}
I've been in every day buying so much vinyl
Don't even know my own turntable
Something in her smile makes me so unstable, oh yeah
Round and round like my heart got scratched
Day after day flicking through the racks
Gonna find my groove, I'll be back to back Amnesiac
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{Outro}
1 2 3 I'm in love! (He's in love)
I'm in love! (He's in love)
I'm in love! (He's in love)
I'm in love! (He's in love)

Release Date: April 19, 2024

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"Girl From The Record Shop" by Frank Turner is a catchy and upbeat love song about a guy who is head over heels for the girl who works at his favorite record store. The lyrics describe his infatuation with her, from her style to her music taste. He finds himself constantly buying vinyl just to see her and is captivated by her smile. The song has a fun and playful vibe, with a bridge that emphasizes his feelings of love. The chorus repeats his dedication to visiting the record shop, and the outro is a jubilant declaration of his love. Overall, "Girl From The Record Shop" is a feel-good track that captures the excitement and thrill of a new crush.

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U.K. artist Frank Turner was once the singer in hardcore cult-faves Million Dead, but has since put aside both his anarchist politics and biker hair in favour of introspection and an acoustic guitar.

We’ve also got songs from Frank’s old band, Million Dead, up.See a breakdown of Frank’s tattoos on Tattoo Genius.See a breakdown of the major themes in his work here on Rock Genius.