| I saw her at a zebra crossing fighting a bus with her bag
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| She was wearing black stockings, checkered scarf, blue miniskirt
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| He told me you have a fire, don't worry, I'll make it legal
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| I got out of the bag yesterday, how cool if you invited me to dinner
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| She gave me a cable the rain, I walked with an umbrella and she didn't
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| - «Where are we going blonde?». |
| - «Where you take me». |
| She answered
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| So we went to my house. |
| -«What is polo»
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| -I warned you. |
| -«A mattress is enough for us, stove, sweetheart, I have you»
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| I reheated a soup with red wine, bread and sausage
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| After the second drink, -what do we do with the clothes?, -he asked
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| And I who never had more religion than a woman's body
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| From the neck of a cloud that night I hung
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| I was alone when the next day the sun woke up
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| I woke up embracing the absence of her body on my mattress
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| The bad thing is not that I ran away with my wallet and my computer
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| Worse is that he went away stealing my heart
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| At night, fairy skin, in broad daylight Cruella de Ville
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| Damn early morning and I thought I was Steve McQueen
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| If you find her at a zebra crossing, tell her I wrote her a blues;
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| She was wearing black stockings, checkered scarf, blue miniskirt
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| He told me you have a fire, don't worry, I'll make it legal
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| I got out of the bag yesterday, how cool if you invited me to dinner
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| At night, fairy skin, at broad daylight cruel abdevil
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| Damn early morning and I thought I was Steeve McQueen
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| If you find her at any zebra crossing, tell her I wrote her a blues
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| She was wearing black stockings, checkered scarf, blue miniskirt |