| The conversation pauses, while the waiter pours our tea
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| This timely interruption is a great relief to me
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| I wish he’d stay all day, I’d never have to say
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| About the children
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| You’re looking really lovely, and the dress is really you
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| The necklace I remember, but the bracelet must be new
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| But that’s another day, I clear my throat and say
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| About the children
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| Oh, they’ll be away at school, they’ll have the camps to go to
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| And they’re much too young to know how hard it is to go through
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| Ah, these were to be the years for us, making love in the afternoon
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| No worries anymore
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| About the children.
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| The conversation’s civilised, we calmly nod our heads
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| You’re smiling as you always do, but your napkin is in shreds
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| You’d like to run away, oh, who’d be the first to say
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| About the children
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| Oh, they’ll be away at school, they’ll have the camps to go to
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| And they’re much too young to know how hard it is to go through
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| Ah, these were to be the years for us, making love in the afternoon
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| No worries anymore
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| About the children.
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| The conversation’s civilised, we calmly nod our heads
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| You’re smiling as you always do, but your napkin is in shreds
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| You’d like to run away, oh, who’d be the first to say
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| About the children
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| About the children |