| One time you made me cry
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| Be proud that I remember
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| My chin is sore, the bruise is gone
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| But the spot is tender
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| Gave my hand, a sister coy
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| To cotton alley where you did enjoy
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| Your wicked games, you curious boy
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| Tied my laces up together
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| When i fell, you laughed until your belly was sore
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| In the brick laid aisle behind the five and dime store
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| That’s how I made you blush
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| But doubt if you’d remember
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| Were my tears genuine or those of a skilled pretender?
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| Nothing precious, plain to see
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| Don’t make a fuss over me
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| Not loud, not soft, but somewhere in between
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| Say «sorry», let it be the word you mean
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| I was a little pest who never took a hint
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| Could never take a hint
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| You pinched my fingers in a door
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| And tossed my coloring book in a rusty barrel
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| Nothing precious, plain to see
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| Don’t make a fuss over me
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| Not loud, not soft, but somewhere in between
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| Say «sorry», let it be the word you mean
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| Pulled spiders from my hair
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| Fingers in the door
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| My favorite blue blouse stained on the back
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| Running from a berry war
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| Nothing precious, plain to see
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| Don’t make a fuss over me
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| Not loud, not soft, but somewhere in between
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| Say «sorry», let it be the word you mean
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| Can you hear me scream?
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| In cotton alley, scream
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| Cotton alley |