One, twoOne, two, three, uhYeahI was working part time in a five-and-dimeMy boss was Mr. McGeeHe told me several times that he didn't like my kind'Cause I was a bit too leisurelySeems that I was busy doing something close to nothingBut different than the day beforeThat's when I saw her, ooh, I saw herShe walked in through the out door, out doorShe wore aRaspberry beretThe kind you find in a second hand storeRaspberry beretAnd if it was warm she wouldn't wear much moreRaspberry beretI think I love herBuilt like she wasShe had the nerve to ask meIf I planned to do her any harmSo, look hereI put her on the back of my bikeAnd-a we went ridingDown by old man Johnson's farmI said now, overcast days never turned me onBut something about the clouds and her mixedShe wasn't too brightBut I could tell when she kissed meShe knew how to get her kicksShe wore aRaspberry beretThe kind you find in a second hand storeRaspberry beretAnd if it was warm she wouldn't wear much moreRaspberry beretI think I love herThe rain sounds so cool when it hits the barn roofAnd the horses wonder who you areThunder drowns out what the lightning seesYou feel like a movie starListenThey say the first time ain't the greatestBut I tell yaIf I had the chance to do it all againI wouldn't change a stroke'Cause baby, I'm the mostWith a girl as fine as she was then, oh, oh yeahRaspberry beretThe kind you find in a second hand store (the kind you find)Raspberry beretIf it was warm she wouldn't wear much moreRaspberry beretI think I, I think I, I think I love herRaspberry beret(No, no, no)The kind you find in a second hand store (no, no, no)Raspberry beret(Tell me where have all the raspberry women gone?)If it was warm she wouldn't wear much moreRaspberry beret