Margaret Lewis - She's Pink

{Verse 1}
I was pink from my head to my toes
Pink socks, pink shoes, pink nose
I was sliding in my slinky pink game
I crossed a mirror, and I wonder "Who is that dame"?

{Verse 2}
She's pink; she's pink pastel
Wonder if she ever got dirt in her fingernails
Wonder if she would have a decent story to tell
She's pink; she's pink; she's pale

{Verse 3}
Well, I was crossin' across Rampart and Canal
When I heard a little birdie begin a tale
He said, "Children, wake you're sleeping; wake your eyes
Look and see while there's still a heaven in your skies"

{Verse 4}
Look and see like you learned with Dick and Jane
Learn your lesson; learn your meaning; learn your name
Learn your address; learn your teacher; learn to spell
See your future; get a decent story to tell

{Verse 5}
Mix your pink; mix your brown; mix your green
Paint the colors; paint the magic; paint the scene
Paint the victory; paint the angel; paint the truth
Get the good stuff; get the angle; get the proof

{Verse 6}
Yeah, get to walking; get to the fields, and get to the plains
Get the sand between your toes, and get the rain
Touch the cotton; touch the cornstalk; touch the grain
Touch the precious; touch the children; touch the pain

{Verse 7}
So, I walked over to the Salvation Army store
My little pink clothes didn't fit me anymore
Something heavy, something solid on which to stand
Something strong to walk me over to the new land

{Verse 8}
Yeah, something blue, something borrowed, something bold
Something upright and more precious than gold
Something vigorous, something vibrant; well, whadda you think?
Well, maybe just a little touch of pink

{Outro}
Yeah, she's pink; she's pink pastel
Oh, but she's blue; she's true bombshell
Oh, and she's brown, and she's green, and she's strong