| Angeline, Angeline, do you think this bliss is going to last?
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| Gazing in your oval eyes, sipping sunbeam sodas from a flask.
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| And should someone call in on us, to share in our enjoyment, stay to tea,
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| we’ll show him round the garden, we’ll push him in the acid bath,
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| like the Smythes, like the Hydes, like the Jekylls, Syracuse, Syracuse,
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| I believe that I saw heaven this very day.
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| And as you lick my fingertips, I’m floating over Devon, far away.
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| And shouls someone burst in on me and spoil my meditation, god forbid,
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| we’ll lead them round the garden, push them into acid bath, like the Trevors.
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| Never see them round these days.
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| Angeline, Angeline, your perfume has me reeling, like your eyes.
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| And as the sun beats down on me, my skin in slowly peeling.
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| Wonder why.
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| And should Cupid himself drop by, to fire his silver arrows at our hearts,
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| we can take him round the garden and push him in the acid bath, like Apollo,
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| like Adonis, just like Zeus.
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| La la la la… |