| Hear silver trumpets will trill in Arabic streets of Seville
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| Oranges roll in the gutter
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| And you pick them up
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| And peel back the skin
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| To the red fruit within
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| But the flavour is…
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| Tart
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| And the flavour is…
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| Tart
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| Is it something you crave?
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| And you say that you only feel bitterness
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| When you know it’s a lie, lie, lie…
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| Wild with a blackberry bush
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| There were blossoms of cherries to crush
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| There, at the edge of the asphalt tempting fingertips
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| They stain your hand, press too hard
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| They’ll colour your lips…
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| But the flavour is…
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| Tart
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| And the flavour is…
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| Tart
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| Is it something you crave?
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| 'Cos you say that you only feel bitterness
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| Would it kill you to show us a little sweetness?
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| Odd, where nothing else grows
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| It was something like love that she chose
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| Always a creature of habit
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| When pity would do
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| She wore down that heel with no feeling
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| She kept on her shoes
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| Nylon was hung from a peg
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| And a kohl black seam ran down her leg
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| Fishermen look for their nets
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| And send their regrets
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| The bug lay there broken
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| She spoke, «Is this some kind of joke?»
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| But the flavour is…
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| Tart |