Verse 1 — Looking Around “Do you have this in blue?” I asked with a smile, Trying different styles, walking aisle by aisle. “Do you have this in a smaller size? Or something cheaper that might catch my eyes?” “Do you have anything bigger?” I tried once more, “Where is the fitting room? I’ll check next door.” But after trying it on, yeah—It didn’t fit, Guess I wasn’t meant for that look just yet. --- Pre‑Chorus — Decisions, Decisions “I’ll look around a little more,” I said, Dreaming of clothes dancing in my head. “That’s out of my price range,” I sighed inside, Some dreams you just can’t buy. --- Chorus — Choosing “I’ll take this one,” I finally decided, Simple and clean, my style provided. “I’ll think about it,” I said for the rest, Picking the one that fit me best. --- Verse 2 — Checking Out “Does that cost extra?” I asked at the stand, Just making sure I understand. The clerk nodded softly as they scanned my card— Shopping on a budget isn’t always hard. --- Final Chorus — Paying & Leaving “I’ll pay by credit card,” I said with ease, A simple checkout, quick as a breeze. From trying, choosing, thinking it through— Shopping sings its own song too.
