i need a dime

I need a dime right now, she’s hotter than my mom’s lasagna.

This girl walks in and I’m like, 'I need a dime, baby.'

I saw her in the cafeteria and I literally said, 'I need a dime.'

That girl is a dime. I’d sell my soul for her.

I need a dime because she’s worth more than my soul.

She’s a dime, and I’d trade my lunch money for her.

I need a dime, I’d punch the principal for her.

This girl is a dime, I’d punch my brother for her.

She’s a dime, I’d punch a kid for her.