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Dear Madeline |
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I am a tightrope walker from Barceona Spain |
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Sometimes I lose my balance and you complain |
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But you'll always be you'll always be my |
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Dear Madeline |
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If I afford the fare can you meet me in London |
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With your Bible in Trafalgar Square |
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'Cause when you left me here |
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My tears rolled by like taxis on Bloor Street |
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At 10 PM on a Friday night |
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Dear Emily |
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I am a gargoyle carver from Florence Italy |
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Sometimes the chisel slips and I forget your malady |
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But you'll always be you'll always be my |
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Dear Emily |
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If I afford the fare can you meet me in Dublin |
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With your compass and a smoke to spare |
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There's only boozehounds here |
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So I won't be home for Christmas or New Year |
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But you'll always be you'll always be my Dear Emily |
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She said I want to die in Vienna listening to a moonlight sonata |
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She said I want to die in Vienna listening to a moonlight sonata |
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She said I want to die in Vienna listening to a moonlight sonata |
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She said I want to die in Vienna listening to a moonlight sonata |