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Man Walks Into a Bar
03:06
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my mom said "son, you better not learn how to smile
cause big smiles tend to fall off after awhile."
so, i learned fast, not to get too worked up over you
it'd be a lie, if i deny, you gave me a smile or two
you, with your chamomile tea
father knows when sons don't grow too far from paternal tree
a call from you, a minute or two, could make my knees go weak
set my eyes on you, the whole world knew, now i don't dare blink
you just stared, laughed and cared, my love went down the sink
you, and your chamomile tea
i'd like you to know
i'd like to grow old with you
and your chamomile tea
in my mind seconds pass like full length centuries
when he comes, do you glow, do you ever think of me?
well cowards come and cowards go, i'm no coward wait and see
and for now, i'll stay my ground, let you enjoy his company
you, with your chamomile tea.
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