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A New Conversation
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I know a secret that the rest of the world donât,
I could probably tell you but I probably wonât.
It might have to do with the number of hairs,
That exists on the outside of juicy ripe pears.
Or it might have to do with girls in bikinis,
Or the best kind of olives to float in Martinis.
If you donât know what it is that Iâm talking about yet,
Then the shipâs out of dock when the sun starts to set.
And when the time comes for you to take sides,
Iâll take my turn on your piggy back rides.
âCause push comes to shove like everything does,
Now wait, I remember itâs the peach has the fuzz.
Play me that song that we all sang last night,
I remember itâs long and it turns to the right.
And I walked and I walked till I came to the end,
Because we were young with money to spend.
But I knew it was you by the curve of your face,
And I remember itâs you that I could never replace.
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--Submitted by lanet on 2011-04-10.
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