Pom Pom Play Girl

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Rah rah pom pom play girl
Pom pom play girl

(Oooooo)
You see her in a short skirt down on the grass
SheŐs wonderinŐ if the teamŐs gonna run kick or pass
(Chi chi bah oooooo)
Since she doesnŐt really know why sheŐs wavinŐ her hands
SheŐs a-thinking Ôbout the boy sittinŐ up in the stands

Rah rah pom pom play girl
Pom pom play girl

(Chi chi bah)
Just a little social clique with the other song queens
With a freshman or a sophomore she wouldnŐt be seen
(Chi chi bah oooooo)
SheŐs a doll and she knows it and she thinks that her face
Will get her any body any thing and any place

Rah rah pom pom play girl
Pom pom play girl
Oooooo

Chi chi bah

(Oooooo)
Since sheŐs the head cheerleader she dates the quarterback
And her best friendŐs going out with the full back
(Chi chi bah oooooo)
She might even run for an office this Spring
And that ought to really make her telephone ring

Rah rah pom pom play girl
Pom pom play girl

(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
Wooooo
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
Wooo
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
Shake it
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
Wave those pom poms all around
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
Wow
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl)
Wow
(Chi chi bah pom pom play girl

About Pom Pom Play Girl

"Pom Pom Play Girl" is a vibrant track by The Beach Boys that exemplifies the group's signature blend of pop sensibilities and surf rock energy. Released as part of their extensive catalog, the song features the band's characteristic harmonies and upbeat tempo, capturing the carefree spirit often associated with their work during the 1960s. While the specific album placement varies in historical records, the recording stands as a testament to Brian Wilson's innovative approach to pop production and the band's ability to craft catchy, emotionally resonant melodies. The track remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the era's musical landscape and the group's enduring influence on the development of the American pop genre. Its inclusion in various compilations highlights its status as a representative piece of their artistic output.