| It was 7:45 we were all in line
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| 2 greet the teacher Miss Cathleen
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| First was Kevin, then came Lucy, third in line was me All of us where ordinary compared to Cynthia Rose
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| She always stood at the back of the line
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| A smile beneath her nose
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| Her favorite number was 20 and every single day
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| If U asked her what she had 4 breakfast
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| This is what she’d say
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| Starfish and coffee
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| Maple syrup and jam
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| Butterscotch clouds, a tangerine
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| And a side order of ham
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| If U set your mind free, baby
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| Maybe you’d understand
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| Starfish and coffee
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| Maple syrup and jam
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| Cynthia wore the prettiest dress
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| With different color socks
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| Sometimes I wondered if the mates where in her lunchbox
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| Me and Lucy opened it when Cynthia wasn’t around
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| Lucy cried, I almost died, U know what we found?
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| Starfish and coffee
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| Maple syrup and jam
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| Butterscotch clouds, a tangerine
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| And a side order of ham
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| If U set your mind free, honey
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| Maybe you’d understand
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| Starfish and coffee
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| Maple syrup and jam
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| Starfish and coffee
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| Cynthia had a happy face, just like the one she’d draw
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| On every wall in every school
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| But it’s all right, it’s 4 a worthy cause
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| Go on, Cynthia, keep singin'
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| Starfish and coffee
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| Maple syrup and jam
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| Butterscotch clouds, a tangerine
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| And a side order of ham
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| If U set your mind free, baby
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| Maybe you’d understand
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| Starfish and coffee
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| Maple syrup and jam
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| (starfish in your coffee, you will love it, told ya so)
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| (starfish in your coffee, you will love it, told ya so) |