| She’s got big green eyes
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| And a long Egyptian face
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| She moves across the floor
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| At her own pace
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| When I’m here in bed
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| She’ll jump up on my chest
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| And when we lock eyes there’s so much love
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| I wanna cry
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| She comes in near
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| When I scratch under her ear
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| And she lifts her head
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| When I kiss around her neck
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| Won’t go to sleep
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| When she falls along my side
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| And two green eyes fade
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| To a porcelain marble white
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| And somehow when I sleep
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| She’ll end up at my feet
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| And if I roll and kick her out
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| I might knock her to the ground
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| But she’ll come back anyhow
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| Ella es mi hijita (she's my little daughter)
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| Más dulce que las cerezas (sweeter than cherries)
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| Pura como el agua (pure as water)
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| Con la nariz y las orejas rosas (pink nose and ears)
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| The morning comes
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| She squints up to shield out the sun
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| And she’ll go and lay
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| In the warmest dusty rays
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| And I hold her face
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| She lays perfectly in place
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| And she’ll yawn and stretch
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| And stare me down expressionless
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| And lay back down into her nest
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| And if someone calls
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| She’ll race me out the hall
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| When she hears the phone
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| Then she knows I’m leaving home
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| She don’t wanna be alone
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| And I know it’s wrong
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| That I’m going away so long
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| And for her it’s rough
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| I can’t be with her enough
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| But I’ll never give her up
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| Sus ojos brillan como el sol (eyes shine like the sun)
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| La amo más que nadie (i love her more than anything)
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| Con manchas de vaca (with cow pattern skin)
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| Más suave que cochinita (softer than a piglet)
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| And somehow when I sleep
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| She’ll end up at my feet
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| And if I roll and kick her out
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| I might knock her to the ground
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| But she’ll come back anyhow |