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When You See Annie |
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| 1 | When you see Annie | |
| 2 | In the north of town | |
| 3 | Does she still wear flowers | |
| 4 | In her hair... | |
| 5 | When she gazes to the south | |
| 6 | Does a smile play 'round | |
| 7 | The corners of her mouth... | |
| 8 | Like it did the last time | |
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I was there? |
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| 10 | Does she take you strolling | |
| 11 | Down park avenue? | |
| 12 | Does she laugh and hold you | |
| 13 | By the arm? | |
| 14 | When you're ready to bail out | |
| 15 | Does she serve you her best | |
| 16 | Magdalenian pout? | |
| 17 | Does she pull you close | |
| 18 |
To keep her warm? |
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| 19 | And in the morning | |
| 20 | Does she sing for you? | |
| 21 | Does the early light shine | |
| 22 | In her eyes? | |
| 23 | When you finally bid farewell | |
| 24 | Do you marvel at the | |
| 25 | Stories she can tell | |
| 26 | As she slips into the | |
| 27 |
Passers by? |
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| 28 | When you see Annie | |
| 29 | Does she ask for me? | |
| 30 | Do you say I'm alive | |
| 31 | And doing fine? | |
| 32 | Though it's not the way we thought | |
| 33 | Still, I don't think much about | |
| 34 | What I haven't got | |
| 35 | Just the old friends | |
| 36 |
That I've left behind. |
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